who were detained earlier in the day were released from police department No. 12. The communist deputies It is not clear exactly what the detainees were accused of. According to one report, protocols were drawn up for violating the procedure for holding public events (part 3 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and unauthorized occupation of a land plot (article 7.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

On the evening of March 30, in Izhevsk (Republic of Udmurtia), the head of the Udmurt regional branch of the United Democratic Movement "Solidarity" Ivan Slavgorodsky was attacked. This was reported by Sergey Shikov on Facebook. The activist was returning home around midnight when, 50 meters from the house, several people attacked him from behind, knocked him to the ground and kicked him. As a result, his eyebrow was cut, and his kidneys hurt badly. The attackers stole a wallet and glasses.

Activists detained during the day in Dubki Park begin to be transported to different police stations, where they will spend the night awaiting trial. One of the detainees reported this to OVD-Info. Protocols were drawn up against all of them for disobeying the legal demands of police officers. upd: Two detainees were taken to the Dmitrovsky police station, five to the Khovrino police station, and the rest to the Western Degunino police station. Elena Morkova reported this by phone.

On March 31, two participants in a flash mob in support of Ildar Dadin were detained in St. Petersburg: Elena Osipova and an unknown man. The promotion continues. The participants tried to coordinate the rally, but were unable to reach an agreement with the authorities and decided to hold a flash mob. Already before the start of the action, two police vans, a minibus, four police cars, and about twenty police officers were waiting at the Vladimirskaya metro station.

On March 31, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow extended the arrest of actionist Pyotr Pavlensky until May 5. The court decided to extend the period of inquiry. Earlier today it became known that Pavlensky was recognized as sane. It is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to its own source. Previously, the arrest period was extended until April 5.

In the city of Buzuluk, Orenburg region, the government of the region decided to reduce the list of "hyde parks" and excluded the park to them. V. I. Lenin. This was reported by the local portal ria56.ru. The authorities did not explain their decision in any way. "Hyde Parks" are publicly accessible areas in the city where peaceful public events can be held without specifically notifying the local authorities.

On March 31, bailiffs began beating up listeners in the case of Ildar Dadin who refused to leave the broadcast room of the Moscow City Court. It is reported that one of the activists had his head smashed. Of the ten participants, six remained; the FSSP special forces were called. They are detained quite harshly. After forty minutes of proceedings, all the protesters were taken out of the building, Nikolai Players reported this.

One of the detainees in the Dubki park, Gennady Truntaev, is being transported from the Timiryazevsky police station to another police station. As lawyer Sergei Panchenko told OVD-Info, all the detainees are kept in the hall and not released. Truntaev tried to leave, but he was taken to the duty unit, and then sent to another police department, which one is still unknown.

The Klintsovsky City Court of the Bryansk Region refused to release Sergei Krivov, who was sentenced to three years and nine months for participating in mass riots that allegedly took place on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012 and using violence against two police officers. This was reported by lawyer Irina Biryukova, who represents Krivov’s interests. on parole In November 2015, the administration of correctional colony No.

The Moscow City Court reduced the sentence of Ildar Dadin, accused of repeated violations of the rules for holding public events, by six months - to two and a half years in a general regime colony. About this on Twitter “Grani. RU".

Twelve activists detained in Dubki Park, who opposed the construction of a high-rise building, were issued protocols on disobedience to the lawful demands of police officers (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). They are told that they will all be taken to court today. Whether a protocol was drawn up against the assistant to the municipal deputy Mikhail Barbotkin, who was detained later, is still unknown.

In connection with the installation of a tent at the construction site on Rodonitovaya Street in Yekaterinburg, two communist deputies, Vyacheslav Wegner and Eduard Mansurov, and the leader of the regional branch of the Communist Party, Alexander Ivachev, were detained. This was reported by the news agency Euro-Asian News.

The Moscow District Military Court at an off-site meeting in St. Petersburg sentenced Roman Ivanov, who was found guilty of organizing the activities of a terrorist organization, to 13 years and four months in a strict regime colony. The reason for the persecution was the data of the investigation about Ivanov's involvement in the activities of Hizb ut-Tahrir, recognized as terrorist in the Russian Federation.

On March 31, the Investigative Committee of Russia completed an investigation against nationalist Dmitry Demushkin, he is accused of posting extremist materials on the Internet (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code, inciting hatred or enmity). This is reported by TASS, with reference to the Main Investigation Department.

Mikhail Barbotkin, an assistant to a deputy of the Khovrino municipal district, who was detained near the Dubki park, was taken to the Timiryazevsky police station. Currently, there are still people who were previously detained near the park, opposing the construction of a high-rise building. They are required to write explanatory notes, some of them refuse. Together with them, the head of the construction security was detained, eyewitnesses claim that he hit someone in the face.