Vladimir Ionov was released after filing a protocol on violation of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (“petty hooliganism”). Ionov was accused of allegedly using foul language in a public place.

The activist was released without a protocol from the Central Department of Internal Affairs of Novorossiysk.

Finland provided the political asylum to the activist of “another Russia” Alexei Devyatkin and journalist Jenny Kurpen, who left Russia, fearing criminal prosecution in the case of riots, allegedly taking place on May 6, 2012 in Bolotnaya Square. This was preceded by a long and vain expectation of political asylum in Kyiv. Jenny Kurpen talks about his own experience and shares his own considerations.

Vladimir Ionov was detained in Moscow on Revolution Square near the Lenin Museum. Ionov stood in a solitary picket with a poster "Putin is a disgrace to Russia." According to Ionov, as soon as he went out with a poster to the square, two policemen immediately approached him and detained him. At the moment, Ionov is most likely in the Kitay-gorod police department, but this information has not been confirmed.

As Daria Polyudova told OVD-Info, there are also more than ten detained young people in the Central Department of Internal Affairs, where she was taken. According to them, all of them were detained by the police on the basis of an orientation, according to which unauthorized nationalist actions are planned to be held in the city. Most young people are apolitical. Daria Polyudova clarified that her detention was carried out before she had time to unfold the banner.

Opposite the administration of Novorossiysk, Darya Polyudova was detained, who went out to a solo picket with a poster “The Day of National Unity was invented by the party of swindlers and thieves. Our day is November 7th. Polyudova is being taken to the central police department, where they promise to draw up a protocol under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

Dear Prime Minister, Having the honor of being personally a friend with you, I appeal to you regarding the possible presentation of a “red notification” against me by Interpol. Using the reason to write publicly, I want to thank Estonia, and, in particular, the Open Estonian Fund, the Open Republic, members of the Estonian Parliament, the European Parliament from Estonia, the Tallinn Technical University, for the support provided to me.

Finland provided the political asylum to the activist of “another Russia” Alexei Devyatkin and journalist Jenny Kurpen, who left Russia, fearing criminal prosecution in the case of riots, allegedly taking place on May 6, 2012 in Bolotnaya Square. This was preceded by a long and vain expectation of political asylum in Kyiv. Jenny Kurpen talks about his own experience and shares his own considerations.

Yuri Staroverov, administrative arrest in captures For participation in the October Promotion of Strategy-31, the head of the NRO PP "Other Russia" Yuri Starovorov received 5 days of administrative arrest under Part 1 of Art. 19.3 Administrative Code of the Russian Federation “Imature of the order or demand of the police officer”. I acted as his defender at the trial. I will not describe the court hearing itself - after all, everyone has long known how our “independent” judges work.

system The authorities of Moscow now undertook to remain silent in response to the filing of notifications of holding rallies Free Press, November 1 : “The action of the left forces in Moscow on November 7 may be dispersed. The organizers of the event believe that they fully complied with the requirements of the federal law "On meetings, rallies, marches and pickets" (54-FZ), having notified the Moscow government about the action.