Two members of the “Blue Rider”, detained on January 19 after the action at Lenin’s mausoleum, are left overnight in the police department. Protocols were drawn up against them for petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code). This article, depending on the part, provides for punishment in the form of a fine from 500 to 2500 rubles or arrest for up to 15 days.

On January 19, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow extended the term of house arrest for four accused of repainting the star of the high-rise building on Koltelnicheskaya Embankment in the colors of the Ukrainian flag until March 20. This is reported by the agency "Moscow". Under house arrest on charges of hooliganism and vandalism are four base jumpers: Alexander Pogrebov, Anna Lepeshkina, Evgenia Korotkova and Alexei Shirokozhukhov. The fifth defendant, Vladimir Podrezov, roofer from St.

The police are holding two activists of the Blue Rider art movement, who were detained on January 19 on Red Square, in the Kitay-gorod police station, although more than three hours have passed since the arrest. Detention without trial for up to two days is possible only under the arrest article. It is not known what offense the detainees are accused of, there is no connection with them.

Vadim Dergachev, detained at the entrance to the anti-fascist march in Moscow, was released from the Tverskaya police station without drawing up a protocol. The police said they detained him to determine his identity. According to Dergachev, he was detained after he demanded an explanation from the police why access to the procession was organic.

The police detained Vadim Dergachev at the anti-fascist march. “He was detained for asking the police officers why they were not allowing people to go to the procession,” he said. writes The detainee was taken to the Tverskoy police station. A report on disobedience to the lawful demands of the police is drawn up against him (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offences). As OGON, four opponents of the anti-fascists were also detained, including Dmitry Enteo. reports

The head of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Roman Rubanov, was summoned for an unscheduled interrogation on January 19. “I was urgently summoned to the Investigative Committee for interrogation in two cases at once. For today,” Rubanov wrote on his Twitter. On Friday, January 16, FBK was searched, accounting, personal files of employees, electronic equipment, including laptops and phones belonging to employees, were seized .

Action called "Exorcists. The desecration of the Mausoleum was carried out today on Red Square by members of the Blue Rider movement, Irina Dumitskaya, a representative of the movement, told OVD-Info. Oleg Basov and Yevgeny Avilov doused the doors of the Mausoleum with consecrated water, after which they were detained by the police. Most likely, they were delivered to the Kitay-gorod police department, at the moment contact with the activists is lost.

In St. Petersburg, the police detained on January 18 during a street action the leader of the People's Social Initiative, Dmitry Bobrov. According to Fontanka, he was taken to the 76th police department after a gathering against ethnic crime on Tavricheskaya Street. Bobrov claims that he was detained after he left the gathering. According to him, he announced the end of the action after the crowd began to chant "Evict!" and the police gave them a warning.

David Khakim, who was detained in February during a solo picket in Sochi, appealed to the Constitutional Court against a presidential decree restricting public events in the region during the Olympic Games as violating the constitutionally guaranteed right to freedom of assembly and the ability to restrict human rights only by federal laws. Vedomosti writes about this on January 19, citing lawyer Alexander Popkov.

practice About the first criminal case for “repeated violation of the procedure for organizing or holding an event” “Novaya Gazeta”, January 17 : “ Gone are the golden times when participation in pickets and rallies for ordinary civil activists ended with a maximum of 15 days of arrest and a fine of 5-10 thousand rubles. After the Bolotnaya case and the Kyiv Maidan, the authorities finally lost their nerve.