Administrative proceedings have been terminated against Saratov activist Mikhail Lozenkov, who was charged with holding an uncoordinated rally. According to Svobodnye Novosti news agency , Lozenkov's representative received the relevant information from the police department.

The Moscow City Court on Monday dismissed an appeal against house arrest by Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, a defendant in the Bolotnaya case. Thus, the decision of the Basmanny Court to extend Nepomniachtchi's term of house arrest until September 6 was recognized as legal.

Nadezhda Savchenko's lawyers, Mark Feygin and Nikolay Polozov, began reviewing the case materials. Feygin predicts that familiarization will take about a month and a half: the case contains 24 volumes of 300 pages.

Director Oleg Sentsov and anarchist Alexander Kolchenko, accused of creating terrorist activities in Crimea, have finished familiarizing themselves with the materials of the criminal case; it has been sent to the prosecutor’s office for approval of the indictment. Kolchenko’s lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina reported this to Mediazona. The accused familiarized themselves with 12 volumes of the criminal case.

Those detained at the gay pride on Saturday will serve an administrative arrest in special detention centers in Mnevniki. Earlier, the court sentenced three activists to 10 days of arrest each for allegedly disobeying police officers.

Activist Rustam Mustafin was released in court and fined 800 rubles for participating in an anti-police picket, he told OVD-Info. He was convicted under Article 19.3 (disobeying a police officer).

Evgeniy Gerasimov also received 10 days “for disobedience to a police officer” (19.3 Code of Administrative Offenses) during an attempt on Saturday in Moscow. Gerasimov had never been detained before. LGBT activistgay pride

LGBT activist Vadim Gruzdev was also sentenced to 10 days for participating in an attempted gay pride event in Moscow on Saturday. He was also accused of disobeying a police officer (19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Nikolay Aleksev was sentenced to 10 days in the Tverskoy District Court under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer) for another attempt to hold a gay pride in Moscow, which LGBT activists made last Saturday for the tenth year in a row.

The police make it clear to Arbat musicians that if they continue to play without permission, they will be detained. The musicians' community decided to leave Arbat. On May 25, Sergey Sadov was detained on Arbat, the chairman of the Moscow Public Organization of Street Culture Workers (the organization also appears under the name “Arbat Stars”), a musician playing a unique string instrument of his own invention called Sador.

practice The ban on gay pride in Moscow is recognized as legal "GayRussia", May 29 : “The Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow on Friday recognized as legal the refusal of the capital’s mayor’s office to approve events as part of the tenth gay pride parade. The TASS agency reports this. Thus, the complaint of the founder of the Moscow Gay Pride movement, Nikolai Alekseev, was denied. The Moscow City Hall previously refused to hold two rallies and one march in the city center on May 30.