Activist Alexander Makarov, who was detained at a rally in support of Nadezhda Savchenko on March 7 near the FSB building and spent more than two days in custody, was released after the Meshchansky District Court fined him a thousand rubles. Makarov was the only one of those detained on March 7 who was left at the police station for the night, as he refused to sign an obligation to appear.

All those detained on Malaya Konyushennaya Street during the protests in support of Nadezhda Savchenko were released from Department 78. The last department to leave was Vsevolod Nelayev. This was reported in the group "Help for detainees in St. Petersburg" in the social network "VKontakte". At all, protocols were drawn up under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

Oleg Bogdanov and Maxim Chekanov, arrested by decision of the Tverskoy District Court for 10 days each, were taken to special detention center No. 2. They are currently being processed.

Oleg Bogdanov and Maxim Chekanov, who were arrested by the decision of the Tverskoy District Court for 10 days each, were taken to special detention center No. 2. At the moment they are being processed.

In Karabulak (Ingushetia) the headquarters of the Consolidated Mobile Group of Human Rights Defenders was attacked. about this writes Dmitry Utukin, a member of the Anti-Torture Committee, on Twitter. According to him, people in camouflage and masks with machine guns entered the headquarters.

In St. Petersburg, on Malaya Konyushennaya Street, seven participants in the rally in support of Nadezhda Savchenko were detained, as well as Timur Isaev (Bulatov), ​​who was present there, known for his fight against representatives, primarily for reports at the victims’ place of work. Elderly activist Igor Andreev, Vsevolod Nelaev, and Olga Panova were also detained. The detainees were taken to police department No. 78. The detainees are prohibited from talking on mobile phones.

Unknown people attacked journalists and human rights activists near the border of Ingushetia with Chechnya. The details of the attack are reported by Mediazona.

Mikhail Kriger and Ksenia Istomina, detained near the State Duma building, were released from the Tverskoy police station. According to data that has not yet been confirmed, protocols have been drawn up against them under Art. 20.2 Code of Administrative Offences. The March 16 court appearance bond he signed did not include an article number, Krieger said. At the same time, the police told him that they had drawn up a report under Art.

In Yekaterinburg, unknown persons attacked activist Yuri Izotov, who was standing at a single picket in support of Nadezhda Savchenko. According to Izotov, his poster was torn. Moreover, the police appeared after the attackers had fled.

The Syktyvkar City Court partially satisfied the claim of Gennady Afanasyev, who was sentenced to seven years in a strict regime colony in the “Crimean Terrorists Case”, and his defense against the Federal Penitentiary Service and other departments. The court ordered the Federal Penitentiary Service to recognize Afanasyev's right to serve his sentence, taking into account Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which recognizes the right to family life.

Oleg Bogdanov, detained on March 8 on Triumfalnaya Square at a rally in support of Nadezhda Savchenko, was arrested for ten days. Previously, the same decision was made regarding Maxim Chekanov. Judge Alesya Orekhova fined another detainee, Andrei Darklight, one thousand rubles. All these decisions were made under the article on disobedience to the police.

Mikhail Kriger and Ksenia Istomina, detained near the State Duma building, were taken to the Tverskoy police station. They held single pickets in support of Nadezhda Savchenko. Krieger was detained within a minute.

Judge of the Tverskoy District Court Alesya Orekhova sent one of those detained on March 8 at the rally in support of Nadezhda Savchenko on Triumfalnaya Square, Maxim Chekanov, under arrest for ten days. This decision was made in a case of disobedience to a lawful demand of police officers. The case of participation in an uncoordinated event has not yet been considered. The hearing of the case of another detainee, Elena Bukvareva, has been postponed to March 29.

The Crimean Human Rights Group stated that the ban on mass events in Simferopol "is a violation of basic human rights and freedoms." Human rights activists noted that such a ban violates articles 10 and 11 of the "Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms", which guarantee the right to freely express one's opinion, as well as the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of association with others.

On March 9, at a meeting of the government of the Penza region, it was decided to prevent any campaign against contributions for the overhaul of residential buildings. This proposal was made by the director of the Capital Repair Fund in the Penza region Natalia Moiseeva. The governor of the Penza region, Ivan Belozertsev, instructed officials to identify and report all cases of agitation against overhaul contributions. What specific measures will be taken against the agitators is not clear.