According to the OVD-Info hotline, activist Ildar Dadin was detained on Manezhnaya Square with a poster "Putin is a shame to Russia." He was sent to the Kitai-Gorod police station.

Since May 28, 2012, when the first defendants appeared in the Bolotnaya case, there have been at least 1,479 arrests in Moscow at 65 public events in their support. The history of "Strategy-6" in the chronicle of OVD-Info

This became known from the materials of the case, reports a number of publications with reference to Interfax. Earlier, the investigation was extended until June 6. On May 26 and 27, searches were carried out in different cities and the arrests of two people who were charged in the case: Polina Strongina with participation in the mass riots on May 6, 2012 on Bolotnaya Square, and Dmitry Ishevsky, in addition, with the use of violence against authority representative.

On May 28, the Basmanny Court left the new defendant in the Bolotnaya case, Dmitry Ishevsky, under arrest until July 27. The day before, after a search in the apartment, Dmitry Ishevsky was charged with participating in mass riots and using violence against a government official (under the second part of Article 212 and the first part of Article 318 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). During interrogation, Ishevsky refused to testify.

On May 16, the Council of Ministers of Crimea banned the holding of mass events in the territory until June 6, explaining this by “ongoing events in many cities in the south-east of Ukraine, as a result of which there are casualties and injuries from the civilian population” and the goal of “eliminating possible provocations from extremists who have the opportunity to enter the territory of the Republic of Crimea in order to avoid disruption of the holiday season in the Republic of Crimea.”

A rally of Crimean Tatars in Simferopol on May 18. Photo: website of the Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people The first difficulty that the Crimean human rights activists with freedom of assembly arises is the absence of human rights defenders in the Crimea, who are ready to engage in this type of work systematically.

Photo: Politnavigator.net On May 16, the Crimea Council forbidden the conduct of mass events in the territory until June 6, explaining this by “continuing events in many cities of the South-East of Ukraine, which there are victims and victims from the civilian civilian” and the goal of “eliminating possible provocations from extremists who have the opportunity to penetrate the territory of the Republic of Crimea, in order to avoid the breakdown of the resort season in the Republic of Crimea”.

Demonstration of the Crimean Tatars near the building of the Moscow City Council in Moscow on August 28, 1988. Photo from the archive of the International Memorial The movement of the Crimean Tatars for returning to Crimea was one of the most numerous and well -organized social movements in the USSR. One of the forms of protest was rallies and demonstrations. The first public campaign, about which the information reached us, took place on August 27, 1965 in Bekabad.

A rally on May 6, 2013 on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow. Photo: Maria Epifanova / "New Gazeta" For two years, the “swamp business” has been accompanied by the “occupiers” of the buildings of the Moscow police and the Investigative Committee, walks, runs, bicycle rallies, rallies, promotions and pickets in support of “Swamp Prisoners”, in most cases inconsistent and spontaneous.

"Bolotnaya case" Mikhail Kosenko may leave the psychiatric hospital "Gazeta.Ru", May 22 : “One of the most famous “prisoners of Bolotnaya” Mikhail Kosenko , who is undergoing compulsory treatment in a psychiatric clinic near Moscow, may have a chance for early release from the ward.