On June 23, the Industrial District Court of Izhevsk found Timofey Klabukov, a member of the Party of Progress, guilty of promoting or publicly displaying prohibited symbols (under the first part of Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for publishing a post about a neo-Nazi forum and imposed a minimum fine of one thousand rubles on him. this The activist announced on his Facebook page, emphasizing that he intends to appeal the court's decision.

A criminal case has been opened on the attack on September 21, 2014 in Moscow near the Pushkinskaya metro station on two feminists on their way to the Peace March with rainbow ribbons on their chests. a copy of the decision to initiate a case on his Facebook page.

A criminal case has been opened on the attack on the head of the RosZhKH project of the Anti-Corruption Fund, Dmitry Taralov, who arrived in Magadan for the election campaign of Georgy Alburov to the local regional Duma. this on Taralov announced June 23 on Twitter.

Georgy Alburov, a supporter of the Party of Progress, who was detained on June 19 in Magadan while handing out anti-corruption brochures, was fined 22,000 rubles on June 23. The court found Alburov guilty of organizing the rally. this The oppositionist announced on his account .

The person involved in the Bolotnaya case, Stepan Zimin, left the colony. This was announced by his lawyer Sergei Panchenko. Zimin was released on parole.

The Prosecutor General's Office demanded to close the website of the Society for the Protection of Consumer Rights (OZPP) and initiate a criminal case after the publication of a memo for tourists urging them not to visit Crimea.

On June 19, an employee of the investigation department of the Corruption Fund Georgy Alburov, running a deputy in the Magadan Regional Duma, and his comrades -in -arms were detained during the distribution of anti -corruption brochures. On June 23, the court recognized the distribution of leaflets with an inconsistent rally and fined Alubrov by 22 thousand rubles. OVD-Info publishes the story of the policy of the detention of June 20.