The organizer of a rally scheduled for October 18 for the creation of a shelter for homeless animals in Ryazan, Marina Selezneva, reported on October 13 about the threats she received. As Selezneva told the local publication Side View, on the afternoon of October 13, an unfamiliar man called her, who began to demand that the event in the city center be canceled or rescheduled to a later time.

A resident of the village of Kromy, Oryol region, a former school teacher Alexander Byvshev, sentenced to compulsory labor for poetry in support of Ukraine, filed a complaint against the sentence with the European Court of Human Rights. a response from the court with a message about the registration of the complaint On October 13, Byvshev published on his Facebook page. The complaint was filed in April 2015, before the end of the process.

On October 13, the Supreme Court of Chechnya refused to close the criminal case against Ukrainian citizen Nikolai Karpyuk, who is accused of participating in hostilities in Chechnya in 1994-1995 on the side of the armed formations of the self-proclaimed Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. It is reported by RAPSI with reference to the press secretary of the court.

The FSB banned Nadezhda Savchenko's sister Vera from entering Russia until 2020. this on October 13 Savchenko's lawyer Mark Feygin announced on Twitter. According to Feigin, Vera Savchenko found out about the ban already at the border between Ukraine and Russia, at the Chertkovo-Melovoye checkpoint, where she arrived with Ukrainian Consul Oleksandr Kovtun. At the same time, she was not given a single document confirming the ban, the lawyer emphasized.

Resident Roman Milchenko, who is involved in environmental activities, reported that on October 10, police officers, considering him the organizer of an uncoordinated rally, beat him and kept him in the police department for two days, accusing him of disobeying a lawful order of a police officer (under Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). He announced this on the evening of October 12 on his Facebook page. Rostov-on-Don wrote: “Ten people attacked me and grabbed me.

The Syzran city court fined two women 20,000 rubles each for distributing Jehovah's Witnesses' religious literature and offering to join the society, recognizing their actions as a picket requiring prior approval. This was reported on October 13 by the KTV-LUCH TV company. In the note, only the names of those fined, Malyukov and Artyukhin, are mentioned, their names are not reported.

Andrey Mameshin, deputy head of the Penza Police Department No. 1, appealed against the decision of the court, which twice terminated administrative cases on laying flowers at the monument to Vladimir Lenin. The court session is scheduled for October 22, according to the local edition PenzaNews on October 13.

The deceived equity holders of Yuzhny Tushin, who chained themselves to the fence near the Moscow City Hall on the morning of October 12, were released from the police station. This was reported to OVD-Info in the Tverskaya OVD. This information has not been confirmed at the time of writing. How long the detainees were in the police department and whether protocols on administrative offenses were drawn up against them, the police refused to report.

On October 12, the Tsivilsky District Court of the Chuvash Republic found Anna Gavrilyuk, head of the local branch of the Young Guard of United Russia, guilty of violating the procedure for organizing a public event (under the first part of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Gavrilyuk was fined 10,000 rubles, the press service of the court told OVD-Info.

On October 13, Judge Bulgakova of the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, by decision of the Moscow City Court, re-examined the administrative cases of Irina Kalmykova, compiled against her after participating in a series of single pickets on April 19. The court again found the activist guilty of “repeated violation” at a public event (under the eighth part of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code) and fined her 150 thousand rubles.

The police detained the five deceived equity holders of the 11th microdistrict of the South Tushin, who chained themselves to the city hall building. This was reported on the morning of October 13, the Russian News Service with reference to her own correspondent. According to the radio station, the action continued several Minut. The detained activists were delivered to the Tver AVD.