In Chelyabinsk, the police demanded that Alesya Subbotina, the organizer of one-man pickets against the construction of a mining and processing plant (GOK), influence the picketers and convince them not to refuse to show their passports and not to resist having their data copied. Single pickets of the Ecological watch "Don't be silent!" against the construction of the Tominsky mining and processing plant have been held in Chelyabinsk for about six months.

Andrei Kolomiets, a participant in the Euromaidan in Kyiv, is subjected to pressure in SIZO-1 in Simferopol by cellmates. This was reported by the Crimean Human Rights Group. According to the lawyer, two of Kolomiyets' cellmates (supporters of the DPR and LPR) provoke Kolomiyets into quarrels, insult and humiliate him, and also threaten him with physical violence. In addition to national and political enmity, they also show religious enmity towards him.

Human rights activists and relatives cannot find Nizhny Novgorod anarchist Ilya Romanov. The duty department of the Federal Penitentiary Service refused to give information about Romanov’s whereabouts. Kasparov.ru reports this with reference to Larisa Romanova, an employee of the “Committee for Civil Rights”. Ilya Romanov was transferred on March 11 from Nizhny Novgorod pre-trial detention center No. 1 to Mordovia to serve his sentence.

The police took no action to search for the bard, a former teacher at the Chechen University Khusein Betelgeriev, who was kidnapped in Grozny on March 31. As the "Caucasian Knot" writes on April 4, citing Karima Betelgeriyeva, the perpetrator's wife, in the two days that have passed since the application was filed with the police, law enforcement officers did not interrogate any of his neighbors and relatives.

Employees of the Center for Countering Extremism demanded that the headmistress of the school, where Moscow activist Vasily Nedopekin graduated in 2013 and where his younger brother still studies, give a character reference about the activist. According to Nedopekin, the headmistress herself told him about this, who called him to find out “what he had done.” She did not say what was the reason for the inspection.

Komsomolsk-on-Amur City Duma deputy Oleg Pankov was expelled from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation for organizing a rally on April 2 for the resignation of the mayor of the city Andrei Klimov. This was reported on April 3 by the online edition DVnovosti. In a conversation with AmurMedia, Pankov said that holding a rally is not a violation of party discipline.