The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg ruled that the Greenpeace activist, Finnish citizen Sini Saarela could be released on bail. Previously, similar decisions were made in respect of eleven out of thirty detainees in the Pechora Sea. The arrest of Australian citizen Colin Russell has been extended until February 18. The rest are waiting for the decision of the court.

Judge Natalya Nikishina, at a meeting in the Nikulinsky court, granted the petition of the prosecutor Strekalova and extended the detention period for the defendants in Case 12, separated from the Bolotnaya case, for three months, until February 24. At the same time, the prosecutor in the petition did not indicate any grounds for extending the term, only listed the names.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg decided to release Greenpeace activist, French citizen Francesco Pisan, if bail is paid.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg has decided to release Greenpeace activist Christian D'Alessandro, an Italian citizen, if bail is paid.

The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg has decided to release Greenpeace activists Camila Speziale of Argentina and Paul Ruzicki of Canada on bail. In the case of Paul Ruzicki, it is stipulated that the deposit must be paid by November 27th.

Belarusian artist Denis Limonov, who was detained yesterday afternoon and spent the night in the Tagansky police station, was released today after a conversation with the prosecutor, without explanation. Apparently, at the moment he is not in danger of being deported to Belarus.

The Kalinin court of St. Petersburg decided to release Tomas Dzemyanchuk, a Greenpeace activist from Poland, on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money.

Serhiy Krivov, who has been on a hunger strike for more than 60 days and is in the Nikulinsky court, was again denied access to ambulance doctors. The scenario of the previous day was partly repeated: Krivov's lawyer Vyacheslav Makarov announced the need to call an ambulance to his client, the convoy said that Krivov did not need medical assistance, Makarov himself called an ambulance, judge Natalya Nikishina did not let the doctors into the hall, the meeting continued.

The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg ruled to release Miguel Hernan Pérez Orsi, a Greenpeace activist from Argentina, on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money. Payments must be made by November 29, 2013.

The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg ruled to release Greenpeace activist from New Zealand David John Haussmann on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money.

The Primorsky Court of St. Petersburg ruled to release Brazilian Greenpeace activist Ana Paulo Alminyana Maciel on bail of two million rubles. The defendant will be released from the pre-trial detention center after paying the money.

changes The Ministry of Justice has prepared a draft of the new rules of prison order RBC daily, November 18 “A draft order of the Ministry of Justice on the introduction of new internal regulations for correctional institutions has been published. Prisoners will be allowed to bathe twice as often, as well as making it easier to complain to public monitoring commissions (PMCs).