In Crimea, five cases have been opened against Internet providers for disseminating information of an extremist nature. This, as reported by the news agency "Crimea-Inform", said the deputy head of the office of the anti-terrorist commission of the Crimea, Sergei Tomikov. True, he did not specify under which articles these cases were opened.

The chairman of the Krasnoyarsk branch of Parnas, the co -chair of the Solidarity department, Yevgeny Baburin, discovered threats on the gates of his garage. In addition to the phrase “Babur sit quietly,” unknown in two places drew a crossed out 27. Baburin and his associates associate this with the fact that on February 27, a rally of Boris Nemtsov’s memory, agreed with the local administration in Krasnoyark.

Czech documentary filmmaker Filip Remunda posted on Facebook that he had been detained in Kyzyl, the capital of Tuva. Judging by his report, cameraman Jakub Galusek and photographer Stanislav Krupas were also detained with him. Remunda's message contains the address Komsomolskaya street 33. Apparently, this address is the department for migration of the republican department of the Federal Migration Service.

The interrogation of Alexander Khorrshr by the FSB is over. The activist is in the status of a suspect in the case of incitement to extremist activities in connection with publications on the Internet, lawyer Sergei Badamshin told OVD-Info. Horrshr is currently being taken for a search of his apartment. According to the lawyer, his relatives have already been interrogated in the same case. As a measure of restraint, a written undertaking not to leave was chosen.

Left Block activist Dmitry Karasev told OVD-Info that his mother, who lives in the city of Shchekino, was visited at home by employees, as he assumes, of the Center for Combating Extremism, since they were not local, but came from Tula. According to him, they told his mother that they were looking for him in connection with the action organized by the Left Front in Tula on October 24. Then a banner was hung on the administration building with the words “It's time to change the government!

Alexander Khorrshr, who was detained and brought in in connection with the opening of a case on incitement to extremism, is being interrogated at the FSB department. The interrogation lasts at least an hour and a half, lawyer Sergei Badamshin is present. Other details are not yet known. Previously, the police called Horrshr "for a conversation." After he refused and demanded to send a summons, he was detained at his home.

In Ulyanovsk, a visitor to the Bandy World Championship was fined for a poster with the words "Crimea is ours." According to Kommersant, the offender was the chairman of the regional Bulgarian national cultural autonomy, Khamza Yambaev, who brought this poster to the Ukraine-Somalia match.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined Sergei Vyatkin, a saw performer, ten thousand rubles. A protocol was drawn up against the musician under an administrative article on "organizing a simultaneous mass stay." He was detained on February 10, 2016 during a game at the entrance to the Okhotny Ryad shopping center. Vyatkin told OVD-Info that he intends to appeal the decision.

Activist Alexander Horrshr was detained in Moscow. He said that he was detained at home and was being taken to the FSB department for a conversation in connection with the opening of a criminal case about calls for extremist activity (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). OVD-Info Previously, the activist received a call from the police and was summoned “for a conversation.” He refused and asked to send a summons.

In Magnitogorsk, an investigation is underway into a case brought against local trade union activist Olesya Romanova, who left Russia. As her husband Andrey Romanov told OVD-Info, "they go after their parents, according to their acquaintances." At the moment, it is known that the case was opened under Art. 199 of the Criminal Code (tax evasion).