Sergei Sharov-Delaunay was sentenced to 10 days in jail on charges of organizing an unauthorized event on Bolotnaya Square. Journalist Anastasia Zotova and researcher at the Institute of Theoretical Physics Mikhail Lashkevich (also detained on May 6) were called as witnesses. The court also studied Zotova's articles on Moscow-Live.ru and her Twitter posts.

In the village of Grushevka, not far from the Crimean city of Sudak, on the morning of May 7, 25-year-old Mustafa Degermendzhi was roughly detained on suspicion of participating in clashes in Simferopol on February 26, 2014. about this Eskender Bariev, a member of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, writes on his Facebook page.

Alexander Ryklin, who was detained on May 6 at Bolotnaya Square, was sentenced to 10 days of administrative arrest. The court found him guilty of organizing an uncoordinated event. At the meeting on the administrative case of Alexander Ryklin, Judge Natalya Cheprasova rejected the defense's motion to call the police officers who detained him, but agreed to attach video materials to the case, however, she considered that they did not confirm Ryklin's innocence.

Maksim Chistotin, chairman of the Yabloko party branch in the city of Zheleznodorozhny, was detained while trying to hold a solitary picket near the local police station. According to the activists, he was taken inside the police department, it is not known what status he is in. There was no information about the reasons for the detention. By law, a single picket does not require prior approval. The police department could not be contacted at the time of writing. UPD. 20:16.

The materials of the criminal case against the Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko have been separated from the war crimes case in eastern Ukraine. According to Interfax, this was announced on May 7 by Savchenko's lawyer Mark Feigin. According to the lawyer, the investigation of the case is coming to an end.

The criminal case on justifying terrorism initiated against Andrey Svistunov, a trade union activist and coordinator of the Left Front unit in Mari El, has been closed. According to the 7x7 Internet Journal, this was reported to Svistunov orally on May 7 at the regional Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee, but he was unable to obtain a written decision.

Irina Kalmykova, detained in Bolotnaya Square on May 6, the court appointed an arrest for six days on charges of repeated violation of the procedure for public events. Judge Natalya Susina, who in August 2014 issued negotiations to four participants in the events in Bolotnaya Square, refused to admit the defender Boris Mamatov, since he did not have a notarized power of attorney.

To the theatre. Doc" came prosecutor's check. The artistic director of the theater, Mikhail Ugarov, reports on Facebook that representatives of the prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Emergency Situations are in the room. A fire safety check is underway. The theater employees were not warned about such a check, although this should be warned three days in advance.

Ivan Belousov, accused of the explosion on Manezhnaya Square in 2007, was sentenced to five years and four months in a penal colony, but released from punishment, since he had already served this term, RAPSI . reports Earlier, Belousov was sentenced to six years in prison, but in February 2014 the case was sent for review, and Belousov was released on bail of 3 million rubles.

The Human Rights Center “Memorial” has recognized Leonid Tikhonov, head of the dockers' trade union in Nakhodka, and Natalia Bondareva, chief accountant of the trade union, as political prisoners. This is stated in a statement published on May 5 on the organization's website.

Commissioner for Human Rights Ella Pamfilova in her 2014 report criticized the situation with the approval of public events. The document was published on May 7 in Rossiyskaya Gazeta. “The practice of approving applications for holding public events sometimes grows into full-scale procedures for demanding and issuing “permits”, which ultimately leads to the impossibility of holding events,” the report says.

Of the 65 people detained on May 6 on Bolotnaya Square, administrative cases have been opened against five. All cases should be heard on May 7 in the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow starting at approximately 13:00, said activist Alla Frolova. OVD-InfoProtocols regarding Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (participation in an uncoordinated event) were issued to Elena Zenina and Semyon. They were released from the police department.

Irina Kalmykova, Sergei and Alexander Ryklin remain at the police department for the night. A protocol was issued against Irina Kalmykova under Part 8 of Art. 20.2 of the Administrative Code (repeated violation of the rules for holding public events), for Sergei and Alexander Ryklin - Part 2 of the same article (organization of an unapproved event).

Eduard Molchanov and Igor Tsarkov were released from the Krasnoselsky police department without protocol. At first they refused to introduce themselves, and they were the only ones who were not allowed to go and were not allowed to see their lawyer. The police managed to establish their names, but the police could not find one of them in the database. Finally, public defender Vitaly Serukanov was able to get through to the police department and obtain the release of Molchanov and Tsarkov.

All the detainees were released from the Khamovniki police department without protocols. After being delivered, all the detainees had their passports confiscated; before being released, they were returned to everyone except Andrei Korolevskiy. The policemen told him that they had lost his passport.