Nikolai Petrov, a resident of the Yemelyanov village in the Krasnoyarsk region, the father of a large family, was fined 10,000 rubles on July 5 on charges of organizing an uncoordinated event. As reported in the report of the Krasnoyarsk "Seventh Channel", in June the husband went on a hunger strike and stood with a poster in front of the district administration building, protesting against the refusal to connect his house to electricity.

The head of the chemical-analytical laboratory of the Research Institute of Agriculture of the Penza Region, Olga Zelenina, accused of aiding a criminal community and exceeding her official powers in connection with an examination of the inevitable content of narcotic substances in a food poppy, was fired after the removal of her travel ban from Moscow. about this on July 5.

Consideration of the case of Alexander Makarov, who was detained the day before at the reception of United Russia during the action "Waiters of Moscow", was postponed to August. This was reported on July 5 to OVD-Info by eyewitnesses from the courthouse. According to them, the meeting was postponed for some procedural reasons.

On July 5, FSB officers appeared on Ekho Moskvy as part of a criminal investigation into the publication of an article by Andrei Piontkovsky on the radio station's website, allegedly calling for the violation of the territorial integrity of Russia and inciting hatred and enmity based on nationality. First, the editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy, Alexei Venediktov, wrote about this, and then more accurate information appeared on the official website of the FSB.

The European Court of Human Rights refused to transfer the complaint of Pyotr Ofitserov and Alexei Navalny, who were found guilty in the Kirovles case, to the Grand Chamber of the Court. this on July 5 Alexey Navalny announced on his Twitter account. Earlier, Russia appealed against the decision of the ECtHR, which recognized the violation of the right of Navalny and Ofitserov to a fair trial and demanded that Russia pay 86,000 euros in compensation.

Olga Zabuzeva, a member of the Other Russia party, was sentenced by the Tverskoy Court of Moscow to 7 days of administrative arrest. this on her Twitter on July 5 Lawyer Maria Kurakina announced . According to her, the protocol against Zabuzeva was clearly forged: Earlier in the same court, were arrested Zabuzova's comrades Olga Shalina, Dmitry Orlov and Vladimir Makarenkov . Makarenkov was given 10 days of arrest, everyone else - 7.

On July 4, the Leninsky District Court of Perm released from punishment the chairman of the board of the Perm Standard HOA, Alexander Zotin, the organizer of a rally against the artificial increase in tariffs for utilities and against payments for overhaul, which took place in the city on April 23, limited to an oral remark. This was reported on July 5 by Echo of Moscow in Perm.

Three members of The Other Russia, who were detained the day before together with fellow party members during a weekly meeting, were arrested by the Tverskoy Court on charges of disobeying a lawful order of a police officer - under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. This was reported to OVD-Info in the press service of the "Other Russia". Dmitry Orlov and Olga Sharina were arrested for seven days, Vladimir Makarenko - for ten days.

Communication of the complaint means that the ECHR does not consider the file filed and sends questions about it to the national government. The complaints were communicated on June 13, but this was known only on July 4. Application of the practice of the ECHR in Russian courts on adm.

Alexander Makarov, who was detained on July 4 during the action of the Moscow Waiting List movement, was taken to the Meshchansky District Court.

According to lawyer Maria Kurakina on her Twitter, detained members of the Other Russia yesterday were taken from the police department to the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow. These are Olga Shalina, Vladimir Makarenko, Dmitry Orlov and Olga Zaguzeva. They are charged with disobeying the lawful demand of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Of the previously detained members of the Other Russia party, 11 were released after a “ preventive conversation”, and four, according to the police, are left overnight in the Tverskoy police station until trial under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demands of a police officer). Now Olga Shalina, Vladimir Makarenko, Dmitry Orlov and Olga Zabuzova remain in the department.

On July 4, the Tverskoy Court of Moscow fined street musician Ivan Kharkovsky 10,000 rubles for organizing the simultaneous stay of citizens in public places (Article 20.2.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was reported on the website of "Rus sitting". On June 20, Kharkovsky played the guitar not far from the place where another musician Semyon Lashkin was detained - on June 28, the same judge of the same Tver court sentenced Lashkin to a fine of 10 thousand rubles under Art.

Detention February 21, 2014. Photo: Alexander Baroshin The European Court of Human Rights Comminized the complaints of 15 detainees at public events in Moscow on February 21 and December 30, 2014. On February 21, about 200 people who came to support the prisoners of Bolotnaya were detained near the Zamoskvoretsky court - on this day the announcement of the verdict in the “case of eight” began.