This was announced on his Facebook page by Alexander Ryklin, one of the members of the Protest Actions Committee (CAP), who announced pickets in support of the radio station. The mayor's office cited the preparations for the New Year's Eve that began on November 12 as the reason for the refusal to agree. The mayor's office proposed holding pickets in the Maiden's Field square, a much less busy place compared to Novy Arbat.

The decision can be considered a victory for the Tesak defense. Martsinkevich's lawyer Alexey Mikhalchik asked to send the case for a new trial, or to change the classification of the charges, since there are no victims in the case. If the sentence is upheld, he asked to commute the punishment.

The Moscow City Court has left Konstantin Yankauskas, deputy of the Zyuzino municipal district, under house arrest until December 10. Jankauskas is one of the accused in the case of fraud during the election campaign of Alexei Navalny. Navalny's colleague Nikolai Lyaskin, another defendant in this case, is under travel restrictions, the third, director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by Navalny, Vladimir Ashurkov, left Russia and is on the federal wanted list.

“They were still handing out layoff notices in batches to doctors. My opinion is that they are even speeding up this process a little, saying that everything will be closed from January 1st. Doctors were severely intimidated before the November 2 rally. They called us in and said: whoever we see at the rally, we’ll fire you in the morning. I don’t know yet whether there are such cases or not. Someone was fired even before the rally.

Maxim Martsinkevich in IK-6 Krasnoyarsk / Photo from Telegram channel Martsinkevich The Moscow City Court on Tuesday softened the verdict to the nationalist Maxim Martsinkevich (known by the nicknamed "Tesac") from 5 years in prison to 2 years and 10 months. The court also retrained the charges with Part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code on Part 1. Behind the bars, Martsinkevich has been located for more than a year. Convicted for posting extremist videos on the Web.

"Bolotnaya case" The appeal against the verdict in the “Case of Four” will be considered in the Moscow City Court on November 27 “Mediazona”, November 11 : “On November 27, the Moscow City Court will consider an appeal in the case of four people convicted in the case of riots and the use of violence against police officers on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012.

After the “march of the world”, the rally of Moscow doctors on November 2 became the second most massive event in the capital in recent months. About 6 thousand people went against the collapse of medicine. Activists declare pressure on protesting doctors. The coordinator of the movement “Together for Worthy Medicine” Alla Frolova told the OVD-info, why doctors are afraid of the authorities, how they are intimidated, and also why she undertook to defend doctors.