On April 26, the Motovilikha District Court of Perm found the head of the regional branch of the PARNAS party, Mikhail Kasimov, who was summoned to the police in the morning on the same day, guilty of publicly distributing Nazi symbols (under the 1st part of Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and fined him a thousand rubles. It is reported by Interfax with reference to the politician.

The head of the youth department of Parnas, Mikhail Konev, who was from the military registration and enlistment office, was discovered at the prefabricated draft paragraph in the south of Moscow. About this publication "Zaks.ru" with reference to the party member Natalia Pelevin. , we are talking about a paragraph at the Ugreshskaya station.

The Zavolzhsky District Court of Tver continues to consider the case of Andrei Bubeev, accused of inciting extremism and separatism for two reposts. As lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina told OVD-Info, on April 26, two witnesses were interrogated in court, who, according to the investigation, were present during the inspection of the Internet pages involved in the case.

Blogger and journalist Anton Nosik is officially charged with arousing hatred. The blogger posted on Facebook the corresponding document issued to him in the main investigative department. As previously reported, the case on the nose was instituted in connection with his post in Livejournal, in which he “warmly greeted” the bombing of Syria. The pre -investigation verification was also carried out under an article on public calls to unleash an aggressive war (Article 354 of the Criminal Code).

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court upheld the sentence of Yekaterina Vologzheninova, who was sent to 320 hours of compulsory labor by the decision of the Yekaterinburg Railway Court for inciting hatred through reposts on social networks.

The leader of the youth branch of the PARNAS party was abducted on April 26 after visiting the draft board. about this on Facebook. writes Party chairman Mikhail Kasyanov Konev came to the draft board with a lawyer, because he had previously been repeatedly threatened with immediate draft, despite his medical contraindications.

A resident of St. Petersburg, Alexey Egrashin, was taken to the police department for violating the rules for holding public events. Over the course of a week, activists have been holding a series of pickets against the construction of a multi-storey residential building on Institutsky Prospekt, next to the Silver Pond park. According to the online newspaper NEVA.today, Egrashin came to Smolny with a poster against compaction development and was detained by police officers.

The director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature, Natalya Sharina, who is accused of inciting ethnic hatred and embezzlement, has had her house arrest extended by three months, until July 29. It is reported by TASS. The court thus agreed with the arguments of the investigator that there were no grounds for mitigating Sharina's preventive measure.

In Tsivilsk (Chuvashia), an investigation has been completed against pensioner Nikolai Yegorov , a security guard at an asphalt-concrete plant, who is accused under Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code. According to investigators, on May 8, 2014, Yegorov posted on his personal VKontakte page an article by Boris Stomakhin "An Open Letter to Muscovites" (previously recognized as extremist material) with the aim of inciting hatred or enmity based on nationality.

Defense of the actionist Pyotr Pavlensky on April 26, during an offsite hearing in the Preobrazhensky District Court in the case of burning tires on the Malo-Konyushenny Bridge in St. Petersburg as part of the Freedom action in February 2014, refused the judge’s proposal to dismiss the case due to the expiration of the statute of limitations . This was reported in the broadcast of the meeting on the Mediazona website. Pavlensky is charged under an article on vandalism.

On April 26, the Moscow City Court considered an appeal against the court decision in the case of Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, who was sentenced to two and a half years in prison on charges of participating in mass riots and using violence against a government official, and upheld the verdict. This is reported from the courtroom by the correspondent of Mediazona.

The European Court of Human Rights considered the case of Novikova and Others v. Russia and recognized the detention of participants in solo pickets in Russia as a violation of the right to freedom of expression. The decision of the ECtHR was published on April 26 on the official website of the court.

On April 26, the head of the Perm branch of the PARNAS party, Mikhail Kasimov, was summoned to the police, where a protocol was drawn up against him for violating Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - on the distribution of Nazi symbols. about this on Facebook. writes Perm lawyer Artem Faizulin According to him, the basis for the administrative case was a swastika allegedly found on Kasimov's Facebook page.

Photo: Evgeny Kruglov The Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people was recognized as an extremist organization and is prohibited. Journalist Yevgeny Kruglov attended meetings in the Supreme Court of Crimea on April 25 and 26, on which the fate of the Mejlis was decided. “Crimea is not Russia,” the crowd is chanted on the screen installed in the courtroom, and the impenetrable faces of Themis ministers for a moment take a confused expression.