Alexander Myslenkov and Natalya Ivanova left the Kitay-Gorod police department, they took explanations from them, but no administrative protocols were issued against the oppositionists. Earlier, they were detained along with Igor Beketov, an activist of the pro-Kremlin movement SERB, known as Gosha Tarasevich, who attacked a one-man picket.

According to OVD-Info, Mark Galperin, as a result of a brawl that was staged during a one-man picket on Manezhnaya Square on December 5 by representatives of the pro-Kremlin movement, activist Alexander Myslenkov, picketer Natalya Ivanova and the leader of the SERB group - South East Radical Block (South-East Radical Block) were detained. Blok), known as Gosha Tarasevich.

Activist Alexander Myslenkov, who took part in a series of solo pickets near the Zhukov monument, was detained on Manezhnaya Square. Representatives of the NOD (National Liberation Movement) began to interfere with the action, after which the leader of the SERB group - South East Radical Block (South-Eastern Radical Block), known as Gosha Tarasevich, pulled out the Ukrainian flag from the picketer. Myslenkov demanded that the flag be returned, after which both were detained.

Civil appeal In September, the KGB bodies were arrested in Moscow and Kyiv. Among the arrested are the Moscow writer A. D. Sinyavsky [1] , the Kiev critic Svetlichny [2] and others. The arrested is threatened by a conviction issued in a closed court. In the best case, it will be proclaimed, as required by the law, publicly - but since it will not be published, and the public will not be present at meetings, citizens will be deprived of the opportunity to judge its legality.

Dmitry Buchenkov, Photo from the AD-Sr.info site The arrested anarchist Dmitry Buchenkov is currently in the temporary detention center on Petrovka. About this on her page on Facebook was written by Zoya Svetova. Earlier it became known that on December 3, the Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested Dmitry Buchenkov for two months, until February 2.

Demonstration December 5, 1976. Photo from the archive of the International Society "Memorial" On the 50th anniversary of the first human rights rally in the USSR-the “rally of publicity”-the OVD-info publishes an article by Alexander Yesenin-Volpin, dedicated to the problem of freedom of assembly in the USSR.