Chairman of the Society for the Protection of Consumer Rights Mikhail Anshakov was detained. On his Facebook page, he writes that he was taken off the train. Currently, he is in the Khamovniki police department.

Alina Esipova, who was detained at the Federation Council, was released from the Tverskoy police department. She was charged with petty hooliganism. At the police department she was told that the materials of the administrative case would be handed over to her place of residence.

Alina Esipova, who was standing in a single picket, was detained at the Federation Council. She was holding a sign that read, "Bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity." Esipova was detained by the tourist police. Currently, she is in the Tverskaya police department, she is charged with petty hooliganism for the content of the poster.

Andrey Gryazev, the director of the film Tomorrow, dedicated to the Voina art group, was beaten up in the Ochakovo-Matveevskoye police station on the night of October 1. The police stopped him when he was returning home from the funeral of a member of the art group Leonid Nikolaev.

The reason for the criminal prosecution was the performance of Kamarkin at a rally for the resignation of the head of Karelia Alexander Khudininen on May 20 in Petrozavodsk (video is available on the Internet). The deputy proposed in connection with the fact that the federal government “does not hear” about the problems of Karelia, hold a referendum on disconnecting from the Russian Federation.

The Ministry of Justice is ready to consider the transfer of Nadezhda Savchenko to Ukraine. The press service of the Ministry of Justice, quoted by Interfax, says that extradition may occur if the verdict comes into force, and that the transfer of the convicted person may be refused if the receiving party does not recognize the verdict or the convicted person does not serve the sentence. Currently, Savchenko's case is being considered in the court of the city of Donetsk, Rostov region.

The Industrial District Court of Khabarovsk sentenced LGBT activist and blogger Andrei Marchenko to a fine of 100 thousand rubles for publishing a blog and granted amnesty, thereby freeing him from the need to pay a fine, Vostok-Media reports . Marchenko was accused of calls for extremist activity in connection with statements on a blog about events in Ukraine. Previously, the prosecutor asked to sentence Marchenko to two years in a penal colony.

In Karelia, a trial is expected in the case of a deputy of the Council of the Suoyarv City settlement Vladimir Nakarkin. He is accused of public calls to carry out actions aimed at violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation (part 1 of article 280.1 of the Criminal Code). Currently, the investigation is completed, prosecutors approved the indictment, but the case has not yet been referred to the court.

In Adygea, Ecologist Valery Brinikh, chairman of the regional branch of the All -Russian Society for the Conservation of Nature, was charged with accompanying extremist activities. A preventive measure was chosen in the form of a non -departure subscription.