Five activists detained after holding a rally on Sofia Embankment on the anniversary of the start of Euromaidan were taken to the Yakimanka police station. Among them are Ildar Dadin, Alexander Shelkovenkov and Irina Kalmykova. No administrative violation protocols have been drawn up against them yet.

According to OVD-Info, three activists were detained on Bolotnaya Square in Moscow, who were holding a rally on Sofiyskaya Embankment on the anniversary of the start of Euromaidan. Among the detainees Ildar Dadin and Alexander Shelkovenkov. The detainees are in a paddy wagon on Bolotnaya Square.

As Vladimir Shreidler reports on his Facebook page, people in civilian clothes have just handed a release notice to Marina Zlotnikova right in the Trinity Hospital. The police officers who were on duty at the ward where Marina is lying and who limited communication with her have already left. Marina remains in the hospital. Marina Zlotnikova two days ago, on November 19, was hospitalized with a diagnosis of hypertensive crisis after the police tried to detain her.

This decision was made today by the Oktyabrsky Court of the city of Krasnodar. This was reported by Solidarity and Ecological Watch for the North Caucasus activist Viktor Chirikov. According to him, the preventive measure in the form of detention was extended for Titarenko until December 25, 2014. OVD-InfoSergei Titarenko was arrested by FSB officers on September 26. He was charged under Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code (public calls for extremist activities).

The complaint sent by Navalny to the European Court of Human Rights points to violations committed by Russian courts when deciding on claims brought against him by State Duma deputies from United Russia Sergei Neverov and Igor Rudensky. This is reported by Vedomosti with reference to the lawyer Damir Gainutdinov, who represents Navalny in the ECtHR.

As Mediazona reports with reference to lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov, the Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg has completely discontinued the proceedings in the case of Spanish teacher Ekaterina Bogach, who was previously found guilty of participating in an unauthorized rally on the day the verdict was announced for the accused in the Bolotnaya case.

The Khostinsky District Court of Sochi took custody of the policeman Vladimir Moskvin, who was accused of official forgery (Article 292 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, Moskvin falsified protocols on administrative offenses, according to which two citizens were taken under administrative arrest without reason. The consideration of the case began on October 24, and until November 20, Moskvin was under the subscription about the lower room.