The Razdolnensky District Court in Crimea re-sentenced Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Balukh to 320 hours of compulsory work. This is stated in a copy of the court decision, published by the Crimean Human Rights Group (CHRG), they write “Crimea. Realities". He was found guilty of committing a crime under Art. 319 of the Criminal Code (insulting a representative of authority). The court ruled on June 10.

The St. Petersburg police opened a criminal case on the fact of threats against activist Yulia Chernobrodova, who criticized the government on social networks, whose car was burned by unknown persons in May, reports Novaya Gazeta in St. Petersburg. The Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Nevsky District opened a case under Part 1 of Art.

The State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption at its meeting on June 20 recommended that a package of antiterrorist bills be adopted in the second and third readings . In particular, punishment of up to ten years is provided for involvement in the organization of mass riots, reports .

The artist Katrin Nenasheva was sent a summons to the Kitai-Gorod police station at her residence address in Krasnodar. this on Nenasheva announced June 20 on her Facebook. The notice is dated June 14th. The artist was not personally handed it, she did not put her signature.

On June 20, the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption supported an amendment to the second reading of the draft law on the Russian Guard, which proposes to expand the possibilities for the use of firearms by the military personnel of the new department, reports .