Former law enforcement officer Roman Khabarov, who has recently been engaged in human rights activities in Voronezh, has been released from house arrest. A written undertaking not to leave the place was taken from him, reports the Internet edition "MOYO!". Khabarov is the defendant in the case of underground casinos: according to the investigation, he helped the organizers of gambling fight off the claims of law enforcement officers.

The Leninsky Court of Rostov-on-Don sentenced journalist Sergei Reznik to three years in prison, thereby satisfying the demands of the prosecution. According to the "Caucasian Knot", the court also banned Reznik from working in the media for two years. Reznik was accused of falsely denouncing and insulting government officials in a LiveJournal publication. The journalist completely denied his guilt. Currently, Reznik is already serving time in the first case.

The Simonovsky District Court found Nina Belyaeva of petty hooliganism, which, as journalist Alexander Zimbovsky told OVD-Info earlier, was that she tried to get a ruling in the same court in her dispute with her employer. The court sentenced Belyaeva to seven days of arrest.

The head of the Russian Astrakhan movement, Igor Stenin, accused of inciting extremist activities, was released on bail. In the morning, Stenin's apartment was searched. After the search, Stenin was taken for interrogation to the local department of the FSB, where he was charged.

Nina Belyaeva, who was detained and charged with petty hooliganism for trying to obtain a ruling from the Simonovsky District Court, was taken to the same Simonovsky District Court. According to OVD-Info journalist Alexander Zimbovsky, the meeting has not yet taken place.

Nina Belyaeva, who was detained in the Simonovskiy Court while trying to obtain a court ruling on her dispute with her employer, was charged with petty hooliganism. This was reported to OVD-Info by journalist Alexander Zimbovsky. It is still unknown when Belyaeva will be taken to court.

Nina Belyaeva, a former employee of City Hospital No. 7, was detained at the Simonovsky District Court when she tried to obtain a court ruling. Belyaeva was dismissed from the hospital, in her opinion, illegally, she is challenging this decision in court. OVD-Info was informed about her detention by journalist Alexander Zimbovsky. Currently, Belyaeva is in the Danilovsky police department.

The Memorial Human Rights Center recognized Oleg Navalny as a political prisoner, sentenced to three and a half years in prison in the Yves Rocher case. published on the center’s website on January 22 A statement reads: “The Memorial Human Rights Center has previously stated that it considers the criminal prosecution of Alexei and Oleg Navalny in connection with the activities of the Main Subscription Agency OJSC to be politically motivated and illegal.

Georgy Alburov, an employee of the Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by Alexei Navalny, was summoned on January 23 to the Investigative Committee. According to Alburov on Twitter, he was told that the investigative actions in the case of the theft of a painting from the Vladimir artist Sergei Sotov had ended. Then the case should be transferred to the prosecutor's office and from there to the court in Vladimir. Apparently, on January 23, Alburov will be charged with an indictment.

The leader of the Russian Astrakhan movement, Igor Stenin, was detained on suspicion of public calls for extremist activities (Article 280 of the Criminal Code). This was reported on Twitter by the head of the Association "AGORA" Pavel Chikov. He notes that Stenin was detained by the FSB.

Vladimir Ionov. Photo: Ekaterina Maldon / Facebook On January 16, the 75-year-old Muscovite Vladimir Ionov opened the first criminal case in Russia for “repeated” (that is, more than three in six months) violations of public events.

Navalny The Investigative Committee checks the activities of the Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by Alexei Navalny "Meduza", January 16 : “Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was taken for interrogation to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. According to Navalny, he was met at the entrance by 12 people who showed him the investigator's decision to bring him in forcibly.