Zhanna Nemtsova, the eldest daughter of Boris Nemtsov, left Russia after she received threats, reports The Times. The former journalist accused the Russian leader of being "politically responsible" for her father's murder, writes journalist Ben Hoyle. In an interview with The Times on June 5, Nemtsova did not say where she now lives and said she did not know if she would ever return to Russia.

Vasily Purdenko, a journalist and editor of the Free Word of Adygea blog, died in Maikop. His 80-year-old mother had to borrow money for her son's funeral as their bank accounts are blocked - like those of others convicted of terrorism or extremism. On September 5, 2012, Purdenko posted on his blog an article “It is possible to be Russian in Adygea, but it is futile.” Nine months later, law enforcement officers showed interest in the article and opened a criminal case.

The police began to take an interest in the detainees on May 6, 2015 at Bolotnaya Square.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg dropped an administrative case against activist Lev Dmitriev on Monday, told lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov RAPSI.

According to the results of the check against the artist from Perm, Alexander Zhunev, who was at the center of the scandal because of the graffiti with the “crucified” Yuri Gagarin, it was decided to confine himself to an administrative case, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Perm Territory told Interfax . “Experts did not find any corpus delicti under the article “vandalism”, therefore, no criminal case was initiated.

Alexey Gaskarov’s defense sent documents to the ECHR last Friday, Kommersant writes . In it, the person involved in the Bolotnaya case demands that Russia be found guilty of violating four key articles of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms: the rights to a fair trial, freedom of opinion and freedom of assembly, as well as the prohibition of torture. The complaint alleges that the police themselves instigated the riots in the square.

As one of those detained yesterday near the building of the Central Bank told OVD-Info, article 20.2 part 5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by the participant of the event of the procedure for holding it) was drawn up against her and four other foreign currency mortgage holders at the Meshchansky OVD. Today the mortgage lenders were summoned to the police department at 10 am, where they were told that their administrative cases had been taken to court.

Marina Zlotnikova, who allegedly beat two policemen in a forest in New Moscow, received a fine of 150,000 rubles. This decision against the head of the Moscow Region branch of the all-Russian movement "For Human Rights" was made by the judge of the Troitsk District Court Dmitry Smagin. Zlotnikova was found guilty under article 318 part 1 of the Criminal Code (use of violence that is not dangerous to life and health against a representative of authority).

This time, civil activist Irina Kalmykova is accused under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code. At 15:00 on Wednesday, Kalmykov is expected to be interrogated by investigator Shulgina at the Investigative Committee for the Central Administrative District of Moscow. It is still unknown what episodes the activist is charged with.

practice Rally against “information aggression” canceled in Chechnya “Novaya Gazeta”, June 3 : “On the night of Wednesday, June 3, it became known that a large-scale rally on the fact of “information aggression against Chechnya and Russia”, unleashed, according to the Chechen authorities, by the Russian media (Novaya Gazeta, Dozhd, Ekho Moskvy, "Kommersant" and the "Open Russia" movement), was canceled for unknown reasons.

Today, the Trinity District Court of New Moscow sentenced Marina Zlotnikova - to the farmer and human rights activist from the Ramensky district - for the attack on the policeman. Instead of two and a half years in prison, as the prosecutor asked, she was given a fine of 150 thousand rubles. OVD-Info has already written about the case against Marina Zlotnikova. Zlotnikova attended the event in New Moscow in 2012, organized by extravagant lawyer Evgeny Arkhipov (now becoming Masha Bast).