The leaders of the Crimean Tatars, Mustafa Dzhemilev and Refat Chubarov, have been put on the international wanted list. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the Prosecutor of the Crimea Natalia Poklonskaya. Earlier it became known that a case was opened against Dzhemilev under three articles, he was arrested in absentia and put on the federal wanted list.

The FSB sent lists of people suspected of extremism or convicted of extremist actions to post offices in Crimea. Their correspondence should be carefully monitored, according to the online publication Krym. Realities".

The investigation into the case of PARNAS activist Andrei Pivovarov, accused of illegal access to information, and police officer Alexei Nikonorov, who, according to investigators, provided him with this access for money, has been completed. Both are accused of illegal access to computer information, Pivovarov is also accused of giving a bribe to an official, and Nikonorov is accused of taking a bribe and exceeding official powers, according to the website of the Investigative Committee.

Kuban environmentalist Yevgeny Vitishko, who was released from the colony-settlement in December 2015 due to the fact that the rest of his term was replaced with a restriction of freedom, was put on an electronic bracelet. As reported on the website of the Environmental Watch for the North Caucasus, this happened on January 20, the day Vitishko was finally registered with the Tuapse branch of the penitentiary inspectorate.

Friends and supporters of activist Ildar Dadin, who was sentenced to three years in prison on charges of repeated violations at public events, announced the launch of the “Right not to be silent” campaign for the repeal of Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code, as well as for the release and rehabilitation of all those persecuted under it. The campaign will include educational events and street actions, including the international action "Free world for free Dadin", scheduled for February 7th.

Magistrate of the Leninsky Judicial District Vera Zasypkina on January 18 found the former leader of the Maximum LGBT organization, liquidated in October, Sergei Alekseenko, guilty of “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors” via the Internet and fined him 100 thousand rubles. This was reported by the Regional Initiative Group "Maximum" in the social network "Vkontakte".

On January 21, investigators searched the apartment of the wife of Alexander Belov (Potkin), one of the leaders of the "Russians" movement, who is accused in the case of embezzlement of the assets of the Kazakh BTA Bank. This was reported on Thursday by the TASS news agency, citing Belov's lawyer Ivan Mironov. “Somewhere at 07:30 in the morning, investigators came to his wife Olga’s apartment, now she is being searched.