The Nagatinsky Court of Moscow arrested Dmitry Demushkin, leader of the ethno-political association "Russians", for 15 days. It is reported by "Newspaper. Ru" with reference to Demushkin himself. “The court appointed 15 days of administrative arrest,” he said. According to him, the reason for the arrest was a frame from a feature film about zombies published on the VKontakte page, one of the characters of which was a CC fighter.

In the village of Ivolginsk (Republic of Buryatia), an opposition candidate for the People's Khural of the Republic, Alexander Sakharovsky, was detained under strange circumstances, FlashSiberia reports . This afternoon Sakharovsky's car was stopped by traffic police officers and demanded to go with them. Sakharovsky's wife, who is eight months pregnant, remained in the car.

Gennady Afanasyev, convicted in the case of “Crimean terrorists,” spoke about the circumstances of his detention and about being forced to give deliberately false testimony against director Oleg Sentsov, the main participant in the case. These circumstances are reported by Mediazona with reference to Afanasyev’s lawyer Alexander Popkov. According to Afanasyev, he was detained on May 9, 2014, when he was going to a parade, after which they began to beat him and put him in a car.

Activist Alexander Makarov and observer of the Joint Public Monitoring Group Nikolai Kretov, who were detained by bailiffs in the Basmanny District Court of Moscow after a hearing on the case of Ildar Dadin, accused of repeatedly violating the rules for holding public events, were released from the Basmanny Court building. This was reported on Twitter by Anastasia Zotova.

The leader of the ethno-political association "Russians" Dmitry Demushkin was detained by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism. It is reported by "Newspaper. Ru" from his words. Demushkin told the publication that he was in the Brateevo police department, where he was being interrogated about “criticism of the current government on the VKontakte social network”, but they did not explain what his procedural status was.

Alexander Egorov and Alexandra Lozhnina, who were detained on July 26 on Red Square, were also fined 10,000 rubles by decision of the Tverskoy Court. According to the Progressive Law human rights movement on Twitter, Judge Aleksey Krivoruchko did not announce the decision in the Yegorov case, but simply passed it on through the secretary. During the meeting, he rejected all motions of the defense.

Activists Andrei Surovtsev and Natalya Fedorova were fined 10,000 rubles by decision of the Tverskoy District Court. In both cases, the court refused to call the police as witnesses; in the case of Fedorova, it also refused to attach video recordings to the case.

Activist Alexander Makarov was detained by bailiffs in the Basmanny District Court of Moscow after a hearing on the case of Ildar Dadin, who is accused of repeatedly violating the rules for holding public events. According to activists, a woman was detained before that, but she was later released. Makarov was roughly detained, eyewitnesses report that his hands are covered in blood.

Ilya Gushchin, sentenced to two and a half years for the events on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, was released. This was reported on Twitter edition of “Frontiers. RU". He served his sentence in IK-2 of the Tula region. Currently, eight more convicts in the Bolotnaya case are in the colonies, including Sergei Udaltsov; Leonid Razvozzhaev was hospitalized on the way to the colony, but has already been discharged from the hospital.