Two detainees at Manezhnaya, who remained in the Tverskaya police station, were released. The last one, according to Maria Ryabikova, left at about 0:20. At all, protocols were drawn up under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

At the moment, Maria Ryabikova, Pavel Kuznetsov, Mikhail Udimov and Alexander Rozhnov are at large. All of them were issued protocols under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, although Kuznetsov, according to Ryabikova, did not even have time to stand in a single picket.

Maria Ryabikova, Pavel Kuznetsov, Alexander Bryakov, Mikhail Udimov and Alexander Rozhnov, who were detained at the monument to Zhukov, are currently in the Tverskoy police department. They draw up protocols. Alexander Zaporozhtsev, whose arm was twisted during the arrest, was taken away by an ambulance. The whereabouts of Denis Bakholdin is unknown. UPD: Denis Bakholdin was found in Kitay-gorod police department.

Putin signed amendments to the law "On meetings, rallies, demonstrations, processions and picketing", according to which mass events cannot begin earlier than 7:00 and end later than 22:00 local time. An exception is made for public events dedicated to memorable dates in Russia, and public events of cultural content, reports Interfax . The amendments were adopted by the Duma on September 19 and by the Federation Council on October 1.

Pavel Kuznetsov, Maria Ryabikova, Alexander Zaporozhtsev, Alexander Bryakov, Mikhail Udimov and Alexander Rozhnov were detained on Manezhnaya Square. As usual, on the sixth of every month, they gathered at the monument to Zhukov as a sign of support for those accused and convicted in the Bolotnaya case. According to Maria Ryabikova, she and one of the activists were detained during a single picket; one of the detainees was simply nearby. Currently everyone is in a paddy wagon.

— The court refused to return the case to the prosecutor? — Yes, this is the main result of the two meetings that took place. We emphasized that the examinations were not entirely correct, that it was not proven in the case, that I had the intent to make extremist calls... But the judge decided differently . — How long did the post on your page remain on your page because of which the case was opened? — Approximately 60 hours. — Why did law enforcement read your account?

A close associate of Alexei Navalny, Vladimir Ashurkov, who was put on the wanted list in the “purse case”, confirmed on his Twitter information that appeared in the media that he had applied for political asylum in the UK. He has so far refrained from making any other comments on this matter.

Authoritative opinion The Constitutional Court issued an explanation regarding the scandalous law banning the dissemination of information promoting non-traditional sexual relationships among minors (commonly known as the “law banning the promotion of homosexuality”).

Last week in the Central District Court of Chelyabinsk, a consideration of the case of the activist of the “Civil Movement of the Southern Urals” Konstantin Zharinov began. He is accused of calling for extremist activity for repost on the VKontakte network of the propaganda text of the Right Sector. The text, indeed, contained calls for the "creation of partisan detachments" and the "destruction of military infrastructure." But Zharinov himself soon deleted the text from his page.

Authoritative opinion The Constitutional Court made an explanation on the scandalous law on the ban on the distribution among minor information that promotes unconventional sexual relations (the domestic name is the Law on the prohibition of propaganda of homosexuality ”).

system Amnesty International Statement on Violations of Freedom of Assembly in Russia Amnesty International website, October 2 : “In recent years, the freedom to hold public meetings, pickets and demonstrations in the Russian Federation has been radically narrowed. Since the mass protests that accompanied the parliamentary and presidential elections in 2011 and 2012, new laws and regulations have gradually curtailed this constitutionally guaranteed right.