Action artist Denis Limonov was detained in Moscow and they want to deport him to Belarus. Limonov was detained on Pushkin Square at about 4 p.m. The reason for the detention was the police checking the documents of citizens of “informal appearance”. After being delivered to the police department, Limonov was found in the base. At the moment, the detainee is in the Tagansky police department. This was announced by the Belarusian journalist and artist Alexander Kolesnikov.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg decided to release Andrei Allahverdov, an employee of Greenpeace Russia, on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money. Earlier, a similar decision was made by the same court regarding the ship's doctor Ekaterina Zaspa and photographer Denis Sinyakov. At the same time, the Primorsky Court of St.

Scandals accompanied the formation of the new PMC.

Officers of the Kitai-Gorod police department did not find any reasons in FZ-54 for detaining picketers who use their voice, and no protocol on administrative violations was drawn up.

Ildar Dadin was detained in Moscow on Manezhnaya Square. As eyewitnesses told OVD-Info, Dadin stood with a poster "Putin is a shame to Russia." When Dadin started shouting slogans, police officers approached him and detained him. At the moment, Dadin is being taken to the OVD, most likely he will be taken to the Kitai-Gorod OVD.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg decided to release photographer Denis Sinyakov on bail. Recall that today the first court hearings are being held to extend the preventive measure for the crew of the vessel "Arctic Sunrise". Earlier, the Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg extended the measure of restraint for the electrical engineer Colm Russell from Australia until February 24, and the Kalininsky Court decided to release ship's doctor Ekaterina Zaspa on bail.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg decided to release the doctor Ekaterina Zaspa on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money. Recall that today the first court hearings are being held to extend the preventive measure for the crew of the vessel "Arctic Sunrise". Earlier, the Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg extended the preventive measure for electrical engineer Kolm Russell from Australia until February 24.

Before the start of the hearing on "Case 12" in the Nikulinsky court, the lawyer of Sergei Krivov, who has been on hunger strike for about 60 days, Vyacheslav Makarov, petitioned to stop the meeting and call an ambulance.

The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg extended the detention of Australian citizen, Greenpeace activist Colin Russell until February 24. The judge agreed with the prosecutor's arguments that, being at large, Russell could escape. At the meeting, Russell said that during the arrest on the ship "Arctic Sunrise" his rights were violated.

changes The Duma will finalize the bill on the procedure for holding religious events ITAR-TASS, November 15 : “The State Duma adopted in the first reading government amendments to the law “On Freedom of Conscience and on Religious Associations”, defining a list of places where religious rites and ceremonies can be held without prior notice to local authorities.

Anton Tsvetkov (on the right) was replaced by the chairman of the Moscow PMC Valery Borshcheva On November 18, on the expiration of the term of powers of the second convocation of the public observation commission engaged in monitoring the provision of human rights in places of forced detention and assistance to persons in places of forced detention (PMC) in Moscow, the first meeting of the PMC of the new convocation was held, which should decide on the regulations and choose the chairman.

We publish from the archive of the history of dissent in the USSR of an international memorial (f.102. OP.1. 78) a typewritten reprint of the letter of political prisoner Julia Voznesenskaya. Notes (Yu.V. - this is Julia Voznesenskaya) made by the addressee - N.L. (Natalia Lesnichenko). Part of this letter was published in the “Chronicle of current events” No. 47.