Nationalist Nikolai Bondarik was detained today in St. Petersburg, after which he was interrogated by members of the Investigative Committee. The reason for the detention was probably an old entry on the VKontakte social network. It is reported ZakS.Ru. by “They broke into us with a search at 7 in the morning. Since after the previous arrest there was nothing to seize from him, they seized only an old laptop, which they gave us to use.

The European Court of Human Rights upheld the complaint of those involved in the “Bolotnaya case” filed against Russia and ordered the authorities to pay them compensation, the decision says on the court’s website. Slon.ru reports this. published The complaint, upheld unanimously by seven judges, was filed by Leonid Kovyazin, Artem Savelov and Ilya Gushchin. The first was under arrest for almost a year and a half and was amnestied; Savelov and Gushchin received two and a half years in prison.

The Investigative Committee of Russia announced the initiation of a criminal case against the human resources director of the human rights organization “Committee for Civil Rights” Andrei Mayakov. He is suspected of attempted fraud on an especially large scale (Part 3 of Article 30, Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code), the department’s press service said in a statement.

The Kirovles enterprise filed a civil lawsuit seeking compensation of 16 million rubles in a criminal case involving opposition leader Alexei Navalny, businessman Pyotr Ofitserov and the company's general director Vyacheslav Opalev. this Navalny announced on his blog. According to Navalny, he has no funds to pay off the claim. “I myself still don’t really know what to do, and what Petya Ofitserov should do with his children (already six!) Is completely incomprehensible.

Today, the Leninsky District Court of Cheboksary found Chuvash activist Dmitry Semenov guilty of public calls for extremist activities (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) for a post on a social network and fined him 150 thousand rubles. After the verdict was pronounced, the court amnestied Semenov, releasing him from the fine and expunging his criminal record. This was reported by lawyer Evgeny Gubin, who represents Semenov’s interests in court.