Environmental activist Suren Ghazaryan, who left Russia, has been put on the wanted list by the Moscow Bureau of Interpol. The request contains Gazaryan's data, including fingerprints, and data on his closest relatives, Novaya Gazeta writes , citing Krasnodar lawyer Alexander Popkov.

A close associate of Boris Nemtsov who worked alongside him on reports on corruption in the highest echelons of Russian power, Leonid Martynyuk, a Krasnodar activist for Solidarity and RPR-PARNAS, filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights for unlawful detention and unlawful trial. Martynyuk was detained in Krasnodar on August 23 after being pushed by an unknown person and arrested for 10 days on charges of petty hooliganism.

The Central District Court of Kaliningrad refused to return to the prosecutor's office the case of hanging the German flag on the building of the regional FSB. As part of this case, Kaliningrad activists Oleg Savvin and Mikhail Feldman, as well as Muscovite Dmitry Fonarev, are accused of hooliganism committed by a group of persons by prior agreement based on political hatred and enmity and based on hatred against any social group.

Oleg Navalny was transferred to the Oryol region. about this writes Moskovsky Komsomolets with reference to Navalny's lawyer Kirill Polozov. Polozov told the newspaper that he had come to the Butyrka pre-trial detention center to meet with Navalny, but he was told that he had already been transferred. The lawyer does not know which colony Navalny will be assigned to. He assumes that this will be decided by the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Orel Region on the spot.

The ECHR accepted for consideration the complaint of Daniil Konstantinov about the length of the detention period. Konstantinov was charged with murder and was in custody from March 22, 2012 to October 16, 2014, when the court reclassified the charge as hooliganism, sentenced Konstantinov to three years in prison and granted amnesty. According to Konstantinov's lawyer Damir Gainutdinov, quoted by RAPSI, his client's case is unique in that he spent a very long time in custody pending trial.

A court in Tomsk fined Ksenia Fadeyeva and Victoria Muchnik (a journalist for the channel), participants in one-man pickets in support of the closed independent TV2 channel, 20,000 each. According to .

The Scientific Council under the Security Council is concerned about the prospect of a “color revolution”, and therefore is preparing recommendations for the Security Council on countermeasures. As Kommersant writes , the topic of “color revolutions” will most likely be discussed at one of the upcoming meetings of the Council.

Page of the application for the parole of Sergei Krivov Sergey Krivov, convicted of the “swamp business”, is not left alone: ​​on March 2, he was completely unexpectedly transferred from a correctional colony No. 5 of the Bryansk region in the city of Starodub to the neighboring IK-6 (city of Klintsy). As his lawyer Irina Biryukova told the OVD-Info, Krivov was ordered to quickly collect things, transferred to Klintsy, after which they gave him 15 minutes to a phone call.

On the evening of February 27, the Volgograd activist Anatoly Boltykhov, the organizer of the failed protest event, was, under not quite clear circumstances, was detained in the courtyard of his own house on charges of petty hooliganism. According to him, some addict began to attack him.

Alexander Formoshev, a German teacher from the village of Kroma, Oryol region, after accusing hatred or enmity for poems for poems, “Ukrainian patriots” and “Ukrainian rebels” were banned from working with children. Fe. told the OVD-Info how the fellow countrymen reacted to his business. On February 26, in the Kromsky Investigative Committee, I received an “indictment” on the charges of me “of crimes under part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation”.

Alexander Kostenko, who is in pre -trial detention center No. 1 of Simferopol, on suspicion of inflicting bodily injuries to an employee of the Crimean special forces “Berkut” during the events on the Maidan in Kyiv, complained about permanent bullying and threats.

Photo: "Wikipedia" The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation invited legislators to consider the issue of providing free legal assistance for accused under administrative articles, RAPSI reports March 3. Judges of the KS noted that legislators can determine the criteria and categories of administrative cases for which a free lawyer will be granted.