Oleg Navalny, sentenced to 3.5 years in prison in the Yves Rocher Case, received 17 penalties in the colony. Member of the Presidential Human Rights Council Andrei Babushkin wrote about this on November 15 in his blog after a visit to the colony. Under Navalny, he never received any promotion, although he worked as a colony librarian, systematized books and purchased more than a hundred new copies.

On November 16, the investigation charged Pyotr Pavlensky with vandalism motivated by ideological hatred, reports Interfax , citing lawyer Olga Chavdar. According to her, the investigation considered that by setting fire to the door of the FSB, Pavlensky was pursuing his "political and social goals." The corresponding second part of Article 214 of the Criminal Code provides for punishment of up to three years in prison.

On November 16, the Dzerzhinsky District Court of Orenburg found Aleksey Gubantsov, coordinator of a local protest against the introduction of tolls for trucks on federal highways, guilty of organizing an uncoordinated event and fined him 10,000 rubles. This was reported by Interfax-Provolzhye with reference to a representative of the court.

In the city of Verkhnyaya Pyshma near Yekaterinburg, on Saturday, November 14, at least eleven participants in a demonstration against the construction of multi-storey buildings in the courtyard of a residential building were detained. This was reported on November 16 by "Uralinformaburo" with reference to the organizers of the action.

The Human Rights Center “Memorial” recognized the director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature Natalya Sharina, accused of inciting hatred and enmity using her official position, as a political prisoner and demanded that she be immediately released from house arrest and the criminal case closed. This was reported on November 16 on the website of the organization.

Oleg Navalny, who is serving a term in the colony of the Oryol region in the Yves Rocher case, was transferred on November 14 from a punishment cell to a detachment of prisoners with strict conditions of detention. This was reported on November 16 by RAPSI with reference to the official representative of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Oryol region, Anzhelika Gavrilovskaya. According to Gavrilovskaya, Oleg Navalny served 15 days in a punishment cell for "refusal to work."

The prosecutor demanded that Yevgeny Zuev, accused of insulting police officers, be fined 20,000 rubles. This was reported to OVD-Info by the activist himself. The meeting was held in the Magistrate's Court of the Vakhitovsky District of Kazan. Sentencing is set for Tuesday, November 17.