Fourteen of those detained on November 4 at the Russian March were sentenced to a fine of one thousand rubles for obscene language. Materials on four people were sent back to the police.

The first five decisions were made regarding those detained at the “Russian March” on November 4. The court decided to fine five of the eighteen detainees one thousand rubles for petty hooliganism in the form of obscene language in a public place. Eighteen people were detained after they sang a Ukrainian folk song, in which, in addition to an obscene word, the surname “Putin” was also used.

All eighteen detainees on the "Russian March" on November 4 were taken to the Lublin District Court. According to an eyewitness to OVD-Info, they were taken on a regular minibus, accompanied by two police cars. Currently, the judge is studying the materials transferred from the police department. It is possible that the meeting will begin soon.

Nikita Kulachenkov, an employee of the Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by Alexei Navalny, has been charged in absentia with stealing a painting by Vladimir street artist Sergei Sotov. Kulachenkov is already the second official defendant in this case, earlier charges were brought against his colleague Georgy Alburov. Kulachenkov is currently outside the country, Interfax reports, citing his lawyer Vasily Kushnir.

In Kaliningrad, political activist Dmitry Irkitov, one of the participants in the Peace March held in the city on September 21, was beaten up, reports Mediazona . This is not the first such case: on October 26, two activists of the opposition Committee of Public Self-Defense, Vasily Adrianov and Yevgeny Grishin, who also participated in the march, were beaten here. And the next day after the march, KOS activists Andrei Bogdanov and Viktor Gorbunov were attacked.

During the uncoordinated "Russian March", which took place in St. Petersburg along Nevsky Prospekt, six people were detained, reports Interfax . Among them was Dina Garina, who was at the head of the column. In the 78th police department, where the detainees were taken, a protocol was drawn up against Garina under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 (organization or holding of a public event without filing a notice of holding a public event in accordance with the established procedure). As St.

The detainees on the Russian March were refused to be allowed to go home. In total, there are eighteen people in the police department. Previously, the activists practically managed to ensure that their cases were considered by the police, without trial, since such a possibility exists under Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.