NOD (National Liberation Movement) activists in Rostov-on-Don, about two hours ago, attacked several members of the Human Rights Council, Valentina Cherevatenko, chairman of the Women of the Don Union, journalist Kristina Gorelik, and Ksenia Gagay, an employee of the Public Verdict Foundation. This was reported on the page "Public verdict" in Facebook. NOD activists began to persecute human rights activists who left the public library after a meeting of the regional council.

In Makhachkala, law enforcement officers on July 22 detained about 20 parishioners of a mosque located on Hungarian Fighters Street. This is reported by the publication "Chernovik". The police settled down on the street of the Hungarian fighters and on the streets towards Gagarin street. Parishioners passing by these posts were stopped and demanded to show their documents.

On July 22, the Proletarsky District Court of Tver changed the measure of restraint for 32-year-old Shamil Kazakov, accused of extremism. The court replaced house arrest with detention for two months. This was reported on the website of the International Human Rights Group "Agora".

A new pre-investigation check has been launched against Svetlana Kaverzina, a member of the Novosibirsk regional council of the Yabloko party. Earlier, Kaverzina filed a complaint with the Investigative Committee about her own publication , but the investigators did not find any corpus delicti in the publication.

Andrei Balin, co-chairman of the Samara branch of PARNAS, has not been in touch for six days, according to the Party of People's Freedom. He went to the Kirov region on vacation, and there he lost contact with him, he did not return to his native Togliatti. This week, he was supposed to deal with the registration of candidates for the elections and attend a survey at the Investigative Committee of the Samara Region in a case initiated under Article 282 of the Criminal Code.

The St. Petersburg mayor's office did not agree on holding a rally on July 26 against a package of anti-terrorist and anti-extremist laws by State Duma deputy Irina Yarovaya. This is reported by FlashNord, citing a source familiar with the situation. “The organizers of the rally explained the impossibility of holding it,” the source said. There was no official confirmation of the information at the time of writing.

On July 20, members of the Federation Council Vadim Tyulpanov, Andrei Klishas, ​​Vladimir Poletaev and State Duma deputy Raziet Natkho introduced a bill to the State Duma establishing criminal liability for distorting the Russian anthem. The bill appeared in the database of the State Duma. It provides for amendments to Art. 329 of the Criminal Code (desecration of the state emblem or the state flag of Russia), including desecration of the anthem in its composition.

The person involved in the Bolotnaya case, Dmitry Buchenkov, who denies his participation in the events of May 6, 2012, began to have health problems in the pre-trial detention center, his fiancée Anna Koroleva. Last year, Buchenkov was seriously injured as a result of an attack by unknown assailants. writes “Last year Dima had a cerebral hemorrhage. He suffers from severe headaches - migraines with aura. Lately the headaches have become daily.

The Constitutional Court (CC) clarified a number of provisions of the law on rallies, prohibiting the police from prosecuting participants in public rallies for concealing their faces, if this "did not entail significant obstacles to identifying the person," Kommersant .

In Dagestan, candidates from the Rodina party are threatened with dismissal, writes Chernovik . Threats come from local officials, Rodina candidates are required to renounce elections to the State Duma and the local parliament. The Dagestan branch of Rodina is preparing an appeal to President Vladimir Putin and the head of the Central Election Commission, Ella Pamfilova.

The Moscow Mayor's Office has withdrawn an application for a rally against the Yarovaya package.