Detained near the FSB building in Moscow, activist Yelizaveta Nikitina stays overnight at the Meshchansky police department. Tomorrow they are going to take her to court. Vera Lavreshina, the second participant in the picket, told OVD-Info that the police told her that she was free and could go home, which Lavreshina refused, not wanting to leave Nikitina alone at the police station.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow once again extended by two months the term of arrest for architect Sergei Akhmetov, who is accused of using violence against a policeman during a meeting against the sentence against Alexei Navalny on July 18, 2013. The court upheld the petition of the investigation and left Akhmetov in custody until May 11, 2016, reports .

On March 10, a member of the federal political council of the PARNAS party, Natalya Pelevina, became a suspect in the illegal circulation of special technical means intended for secretly obtaining information (under Article 138.1 of the Criminal Code). “The search was short - two hours. They confiscated two phones and a notebook. The search warrant was signed this morning by the notorious judge Dudar. But the interrogation in the Investigative Committee lasted a long time.

Near the FSB building in Moscow, two activists were detained - Vera Lavreshina and Elizabeth Nikitin. In their hands were the flag of Ukraine and the poster "Freedom Savchenko, Sentsov and Kolchenko." As the OVD-Info Lavreshin told, they also demanded to stop pursuing the participants in the “case on February 26” at their action. The detainees were delivered to the Meshchansky police department.

On March 10, police detained Syktyvkar human rights activist Igor Sazhin for a single picket on Stefanovskaya Square Syktyvkar. This was reported by the publication "7 × 7". Sazhin went to the building of the President of the Russian Federation in Syktyvkar with a single picket against attacking journalists and human rights activists in Ingushetia and the requirement to find customers and performers. “Some gopniks beat journalists and human rights activists.

The consideration of the appeal against the verdict of Krasnodar activist Daria Polyudova, which was supposed to take place today in the Krasnodar Regional Court, was postponed to March 23. Krasnodar Solidarity activist Viktor Chirikov reported this on Twitter. In December 2015, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Krasnodar found Polyudova guilty of public calls for separatism and extremism and sentenced her to two years in a penal colony.

Anton Podchasov, convicted of reposting a text called “Russophobia Post” on the social network VKontakte, filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) for violation of freedom of speech and persecution for political reasons (Articles 10 and 18 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights) . Vedomosti reported this.

In Tver, the consideration of the criminal case against Andrei Bubeev was resumed. He is accused of public calls to carry out extremist activities (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) and to carry out activities aimed at violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation (part 2 of article 280.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

On March 9, representatives of the ChOP attacked the Muscovites opposing the development of the site near the Dubka park. The guards tried to force people from the place of construction. The police called to the place did not take any measures to representatives of the developer, only checked the permits for construction. One of the participants in the protest campaign became bad and it was taken to the hospital by ambulance.

Member of the federal political council of PARNAS Natalya Pelevina was taken to the Investigative Committee. According to party chairman Mikhail Kasyanov, Pelevina is going to be interrogated as a suspect. Earlier it was reported that investigators were conducting a search at Natalia Pelevina's house.

Near the presidential administration building on Staraya Square, where pickets are currently taking place demanding an investigation into the attack on journalists and human rights activists in Ingushetia, a man was detained with a poster "Putin - resign." This was reported to OVD-Info by observers of the OGON (Joint Public Monitoring Group). According to representatives of the OGON, neither his name nor the place where he was taken is unknown.

Investigators are searching the home of Natalia Pelevina, a member of the PARNAS federal political council. This was announced on Twitter by party chairman Mikhail Kasyanov. Pelevina herself also wrote about the search taking place at the moment, who said earlier that there were operatives near the door of her apartment.

Nadezhda Savchenko, charged with the murder of Russian journalists, decided on March 10 to end the dry hunger strike. “Today I was with Nadezhda in the pre-trial detention center, she started drinking water, stopped the dry hunger strike,” lawyer Mark Feigin told Interfax. According to him, she still does not take food. “And it won’t be until the 21st or 22nd,” the defender added. (On March 21–22, the verdict of the Donetsk city court in the “Savchenko case” is expected ).

After the March 9 attack on the car of the Joint Mobile Group of the Committee for the Prevention of Torture, in which human rights activists and journalists were traveling, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia opened a criminal case under Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism) and Article 167 of the Criminal Code (deliberate destruction of property).