In Kaspiysk, on the evening of March 24, Ruslan Magomedragimov, an activist of the Lezgin people's movement Sadval, was found dead. The leader of the movement, Albert Esedov, told the "Caucasian Knot" that the pathologist named asphyxia as the cause of death. The Investigative Committee claims that there are no grounds to consider the death of the activist as violent. According to the preliminary version of the investigation, the cause of death could be heart failure.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of Nizhny Tagil overturned the decision of the justice of the peace on the fine imposed on Elena Klimova, the creator of the Children-404 project. As reported on March 25 by the online publication Znak, citing the press service of the Sverdlovsk Regional Court, significant procedural violations were found in the case, so it will be transferred for consideration to another world district.

Anti-fascist Alexey Sutuga, immediately after being transferred to a colony (IK-14 in Angarsk, Irkutsk region), was sent to a punishment cell for seven days. This was reported by Svyatoslav Khromenkov, a member of the regional PMC. According to him, the reason for transferring Sutuga to a punishment cell was a “pointed metal strip” allegedly found in his things. Meanwhile, his luggage was checked in the pre-trial detention center immediately before the transfer began.

The Anti-Corruption Foundation has launched a website dedicated to the criminal case of the theft of the “Bad Good Man” poster, in which Georgy Alburov, an employee of the FBK’s investigations department, is accused.

In Sochi, human rights activist Semyon Simonov was detained at the railway station, he wrote on his facebook. He was examined until the moment when his train left for Krasnodar. Then he was released without a protocol being drawn up. Simonov intended to visit Krasnodar in order to attend the trial of Mardiros Demerchyan, a worker who worked on one of the Olympic construction sites and was tortured by the police.

The collection of signatures has begun in support of the wide amnesty project for the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, prepared in February 2015 by the Presidential Council for Human Rights. The text of the appeal to the State Duma was published on the website of Change.org Executive Director of the “For Human Rights” movement Lev Ponomarev. At the time of writing, more than two thousand people supported it.