The Moscow City Court, which today considered complaints from those detained at the Boris Nemtsov Memorial March and sentenced to various terms of arrest, refused to change the decisions of the Tverskoy Court against two activists, each of whom received 15 days of arrest. The defense appeal was dismissed. Thus, they will continue to serve 15 days of arrest. Earlier today, the Moscow City Court dismissed the complaints of Krapivenko and Lakshin .

Ukrainian servicewoman Nadezhda Savchenko partially ended her hunger strike. This was reported by the press service of the Federal Penitentiary Service. “Today, the accused Nadezhda Savchenko agreed to follow the recommendations of doctors to maintain her health. At the same time, she remains under the dynamic supervision of specialist doctors and continues to receive the necessary supportive therapy.

According to Andrey Davydov on twitter , activist Aleksey Semyonov was severely beaten with baseball bats in Moscow tonight. Now he is in the hospital. The reasons for the attack are not clear, probably, this could be due to Semyonov's anti-war position regarding the events on the territory of Ukraine. The information is currently being updated. UPD 22:35. Aleksey Semyonov was beaten up in the north of Moscow at about 2 am.

The appeal of Fyodor Lakshin, who received 8 days of administrative arrest under Article 19.3 (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer), was left without satisfaction. Lakshin, who has cancer in remission, was detained at a march in memory of Boris Nemtsov for allegedly hiding his face under a mask, which is prohibited at public events.

Today, the Moscow City Court is considering appeals against the decisions of the Tverskoy District Court, which on March 2 sentenced those detained at the funeral march in memory of Boris Nemtsov to various terms of administrative arrest. The first meeting was held on the complaint of Narodnaya Volya activist Daniil Krapivenko, who on March 2 received 13 days of arrest under Article 19.3 (disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer).

Human rights activist Vitaly Cherkasov, who was attacked near the court on November 25, 2014, in which he represented the interests of an LGBT activist, reported on his blog in LiveJournal about the result of a police check on his application. According to Cherkasov, today he received a response from the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Petrodvortsovy district of St. Petersburg, where he filed an application on the fact of the attack on him.

According to Open Russia, Oleg Navalny was transferred to colony IK-5, which is located in the village of Naryshkino, Orel Region. Oleg and Alexei Navalny were found guilty of stealing more than 26 million rubles from Yves Rocher Vostok and more than 4 million rubles from the Diversified Processing Company by fraud. Oleg Navalny was sentenced to three and a half years in a penal colony, Alexei Navalny was given a suspended sentence of the same term.

The building of the Constitutional Court. Photo: Wikimedia The Constitutional Court did not satisfy the complaint of a resident of St. Petersburg Valentina Mikhailova, who demanded to recognize the violation of her right to fair trial to refuse to provide her with a free lawyer when considering an administrative case. In 2007, the woman was detained for shares and fined 1000 rubles on charges of disobedience to a police officer.