An activist of the Anti-Corruption Foundation Fyodor Gorozhanko, who was detained while distributing leaflets and brochures and beaten in a paddy wagon and the police department, was diagnosed with a concussion. He writes about this on Twitter. The trauma center also revealed abrasions on the hands (from handcuffs).

In the eve of the “Russian march”, Nationalist Anatoly Boltykhov was detained in Volgograd. Earlier it was reported that Mikhail Yasin-Panin was also detained with him. According to the chairman of the movement “For the preservation of the cultural heritage of Volgograd” Galina Shipilova, the detention was carried out by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism. Shipilova suggests that the detention is associated with "independent investigation ...

Documentary filmmaker Andrei Gryazev, the author of a film about the art group "Voina", was again beaten at the police department - in the same one in which he was beaten on the night of October 1. The site of the organization “Rus Sitting” cites Gryazev’s story: “At home at 2:00 am on November 3, 2015, I drank a bottle of beer and then a sedative, I have insomnia. At 3:10 I decided to take a walk and left the house, then the police arrived. I immediately turned on the recorder.

All five detainees were released from the 37th police department. They did not draw up a protocol against the photographer David Frenkel. They demanded to know how he learned about the distribution of brochures, he did not answer. The rest were drawn up protocols under Art. 20.2 (human rights activist Dinar Idrisov reports on Twitter that everyone has the 5th part, that is, a violation of the established procedure for holding the event).

In the 37th police department of St. Petersburg, one of those detained during the distribution of leaflets, Fyodor Gorozhanko, was taken somewhere away from the others. The photographer David Frenkel, who was detained along with the activists , wrote on Twitter that Gorozhanko was shouting that he was being beaten. After that, Gorozhanka was handcuffed and her phone was confiscated. The police officer on duty, according to Frenkel, shouted at him that Gorozhanka was not touched by anyone.

Anti-Corruption Foundation activists Fyodor Gorozhanko, Aleksey Kasatkin and Polina Kostyleva and photographer of the Iodine publication David Frenkel were detained in St. Petersburg while distributing leaflets about the illegal enrichment of Russian officials. Gorozhanko wrote on Twitter that they handed out leaflets to the participants of the UN conference against corruption.

The Supreme Court of Chechnya, where the case of Ukrainian citizens Nikolai Karpyuk and Stanislav Klykh, accused of participating in hostilities on the territory of the republic, is being considered, refused to announce a break in sessions while checking information about Karpyuk’s torture. Karpyuk’s lawyer, Dokka Itslaev, applied for a break in the hearings.

The police did not give an employee of the museum of architecture Valentin Karelin to conduct a single picket against the laying of a stone at the proposed place of installation of the monument to Prince Vladimir on Borovitskaya Square.

The administrative case opened against civil activist Vladimir Sorvachev for organizing the Golden Mean punk festival in the Nizhny Novgorod region at the end of August has been discontinued. The festival was interrupted due to mass arrests of participants. As lawyer Evgeny Gubin, who represents Sorvachev’s interests, told OVD-Info, the detainees were taken to the OVD, forced to write explanations and released.

The Kyiv District Court of Simferopol extended until November 19 the term of detention of Mustafa Degermendzhi, the defendant in the February 26 Case. According to the first deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Nariman Dzhelal on Facebook, the judge, before making a decision, “arranged a demonstrative educational program for the prosecutor and the investigator, exposing them as not very professional people,” but this did not affect the essence of the decision.

Karelian blogger and journalist Vadim Shtepa was fined 1,000 rubles under the article on public demonstration of symbols of extremist organizations (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The formal reason was the illustrations in his publications on social networks. One of them shows a business card of Dmitry Yarosh, the leader of the Right Sector banned in Russia.

The former leader of the ethno-political association "Russians" Dmitry Demushkin was detained to be taken to Vologda as a witness in a criminal case. This was reported to OVD-Info by his lawyer Oleg Kolesnikov. He noted that the detention took place the day before the "Russian March", in which Demushkin, as a prominent figure in the nationalist movement, was going to take part.

Vyacheslav Martynov, one of the organizers of the March for the federalization of Kuban, received political refugee status from the Ukrainian state. On his Facebook page he displays the ID issued to him. Another organizer of the march, Petr Lyubchenkov, is also on the territory of Ukraine, who also appealed to the local authorities with a request for political asylum. On January 31, he was denied, but on February 7, the court in Odessa upheld his appeal against the refusal.

As part of the investigation into the case of the director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature, Natalia Sharina, interrogations of witnesses began. According to lawyer Ivan Pavlov, who represents the interests of Sharina, on Facebook, witnesses in case of refusal to testify with reference to Art. 51 of the Constitution threatened with detention. On November 2, one of the witnesses was not allowed to come for questioning with a lawyer, Pavlov writes.

Another arrest of a street musician took place on the evening of November 2. Saxophonist Artur Fomenko played on Nikolskaya Street. According to him, a police car drove up around 21:00, the musician was invited to the department to give explanations. In the Kitai-Gorod police station on Fomenko, a protocol was drawn up according to Art.