Mark Halperin was released about an hour ago from special detention center No. 2, having served 8 days of administrative arrest for a single picket under the slogan “Je suis Charlie” on January 10. Alla Frolova reports this on Facebook. Tomorrow, under an obligation to appear, Galperin must appear by 15:00 at the Yakimanka police station, where his case has been transferred by court decision. From this moment the calculation of his second administrative term (30 days) will begin.

Today, the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow extended the compulsory outpatient treatment of Mikhail Kosenko, who was found guilty of participating in the mass riots that allegedly took place on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012 and of using violence against a representative of the authorities, dangerous to life and health. This was reported on Twitter "Public verdict" with reference to the lawyer representing the interests of Mikhail Kosenko in court, Irina Biryukova.

Vladimir Ionov, who, according to OVD-Info, became the first person to whom the article introduced in 2014 in the Criminal Code for violations at rallies is applied, was officially charged today. The head of the AGORA Association, Pavel Chikov, reported this on Twitter with reference to Ionov’s lawyer Olga Chavdar.

On January 23, Mark Galperin's term of administrative arrest in the case of detention on January 10 (8 days) ends. As Alla Frolova told OVD-Info, today at 16:30 Galperin should be released from special detention center No. 2. The term of administrative arrest in the case of detention on January 15 (30 days), according to Frolova, according to the court order, begins one day after the previous term.

The Tverskoy court fined another person detained on December 30 at Manezhnaya Square, Alexander Shcherbakov, who was taken to the Meshchansky police station and, like many others that day, was charged with disobeying the lawful demands of police officers.

The door of the apartment of the Voronezh human rights activist Natalia Zvyagina was smeared with shit, and a US flag and a piece of paper with the inscription “US State Department. Branch in Voronezh. According to Zvyagina herself, cited by Article 20, the unidentified people had previously taped the peephole with a plaster. This is not the first such attack: in September 2014, severed chicken heads were thrown onto Zvyagina's balcony .

The Frunzensky District Court of Vladivostok declared Ilya Falkovsky and Alexander Litoy, a book about contemporary extremist and terrorist groups in Russia, to be extremist. This decision was made despite the fact that the examination prepared by the Primorye Center “E”, in which the book was characterized as extremist, was rejected by the same court back in the summer.

Vladimir Khlebnikov, who was detained on December 30 at Manezhnaya Square on the day Oleg and Alexei Navalny were sentenced, was found guilty of disobeying the lawful demands of police officers and sentenced to a fine of one thousand rubles. On December 30, Khlebnikov was taken to the Presnensky police station; earlier, his case was considered on January 20, but the meeting was postponed due to the absence of a witness for the prosecution.

The leader of the movement "Youth of Tajikistan for the revival of Tajikistan" Maksud Ibragimov disappeared. According to the Open Russia website, citing human rights activists, five men entered the apartment where Ibragimov lived under the guise of checking the Federal Migration Service, including a man in a police uniform. Ibragimov's whereabouts are currently unknown.

The OVD-Info publishes examinations, on the basis of which the book “Shock Detachments against Putin” was somehow recognized as an extremist Frunze district court of Vladivostok. (The text of the court decision will be next week). Although at the Primorsky Ministry of Justice and at the Institute of Sociology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, experts came to the opposite conclusion.