On Monday, a bail was received on the account of the Judicial Department for PARNAS activist Andrei Pivovarov, and he was released from a pre-trial detention center in Kostroma. During the day, Pivovarov's comrades sought his release, as he continued to remain in the pre-trial detention center, although the money was transferred on Saturday.

An appeal has been filed with the Leninsky District Court of Cheboksary against the sentence against activist Dmitry Semenov for reposting a VKontakte demotivator with an image of the ex-president of Russia. “We consider the decision of the court of first instance unlawful, unreasonable, and we will seek the annulment of this verdict, as well as the full acquittal of my client in this case,” said his lawyer Yevgeny Gubin.

The Central District Court of Chelyabinsk found local blogger Konstantin Zharinov guilty of extremism. Judge Irina Shershikova sentenced him to 2 years of imprisonment with a probationary period of 2 years and applied an act of amnesty. Konstantin Zharinov was accused of public calls to carry out extremist activities (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). The reason for the criminal prosecution of the blogger was the repost of the propaganda text of the “Right Sector” banned in Russia.

Pavel Kashin, the organizer of the Dreamflash action in Cheboksary, whose participants walked through the city center with soap bubbles, was fined 30,000 rubles for violating the rules for holding a public event. This apolitical flash mob took place back in April and was agreed with the authorities. Pavel Kashin did not know that an administrative case had been initiated against him and a trial had taken place, but this morning bailiffs came to him.

OVD-Info publishes the story of activist Alexander Horrshr about the "march of the world" in Moscow. I saw information about this event the day before at night, on the 26th. Hence the conclusion that information artillery was carried out from hand, which could result (and resulted in) into the small number of the event. But small number is better than complete silence (if you allow a little word formation). So I went. This is an inconsistent action!