Late in the evening of September 20, the Crimea railway court fined anarchist Alexei Shchestakovich for one thousand rubles for posting a video on the VKontakte social network. This was reported by Yana Goncharova on her Facebook page. The judge refused to satisfy the defense of the transfer of the consideration of the case. Shestakovichi was fined for posting in 2010 the video “Last video of children from coastal partisans”, which was recognized as extremist.

Russian journalist Alexander Sotnik left the territory of Russia due to threats to his life. He spoke about this in an open video message . This is not immigration. This is a forced evacuation for a while. ... An unfamiliar subscriber with an undecided number, a well-wisher, called me and said that they were ready to tolerate me until the month of October, after which it was decided to transfer me to the "vegetable department" — said the journalist.

On September 20, a court in Simferopol dismissed an appeal filed by activist Aleksey Shestakovich. Thus, Judge Yekaterina Grigorievna Tymoshenko upheld a fine of 20,000 rubles for a picket of solidarity with imprisoned anti-fascists and anarchists. A notice was given to hold the picket, but despite this, the police detained Shestakovich after the pickets were over. about this The activist wrote on the Vkontakte page.

According to lawyer Dmitry Agranovsky on his blog, on October 4, at 10:00 am, the official website of the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) will publish decisions on the merits of the complaint of one of the "bog" Yaroslav Belousov: YAROSLAV BELOUSOV v. Russia (Application Number 2653/13) and BELOUSOV v. Russia (Application Number 60980/14). The defense complained of numerous violations during the investigation and trial.

Activist Mark Galperin , who was detained during a solitary picket, was arrested by the court for five days on charges of petty hooliganism. On September 20, an appeal hearing was held at the Moscow City Court to challenge the arrest. Halperin lost the appeal, but the term of arrest ended and the activist was released in the courtroom. As Mark Galperin said in a video interview , he feels well and intends to appeal his arrest to higher authorities.

On September 19, Sergei Mokhnatkin was not allowed to see Stepanov, who had specially arrived for the trial. As activist Tatyana Pashkevich writes on Facebook, they refused to let the lawyer even into the courtroom as a spectator. This is not the first time that the realization of the right to protection has been hindered. In September, Mokhnatkin was not allowed to see his lawyer and a public defender was appointed.

The Krasnodar Regional Court recognized as legal the decision to deny parole to Kuban activist Daria Polyudova. This was reported on her Facebook page, which is run by her mother Tatyana Polyudova while the activist is in the colony settlement. The activist was sentenced to two years in a penal colony for posts on the social network VKontakte, which were regarded as calls for extremism and separatism.

On September 20, the Moscow City Court upheld a fine for Radio Kamerger band member and cellist Semyon Lashkin for playing the cello in Moscow. This was reported by Kasparov.ru with reference to its own correspondent in the courtroom. During the process, the court refused to satisfy almost all the petitions of the defense: for the interrogation of witnesses, the audio recording of the meeting, and the summoning of the police for questioning.

Andrei Mayakov, Andrei Babushkin's deputy human rights activist at the Committee for Civil Rights, was sentenced to six years. This was announced by Nikolai Kavkazsky, an activist of Yabloko and a former defendant in the Bolotnaya case.

The authorities once again refused to hold gay pride parades. In Tver, at the same time, they referred to errors in filing applications, according to the Caravan portal, and in St. Petersburg, to the law banning gay propaganda, reports Gayrussia. LGBT activists intend to appeal the bans.

By 2021, children's homes will appear in all colonies and pre-trial detention centers, where women will be able to live with their children up to three years old. to Izvestia This was told by Yulia Basova, deputy chairman of the Council for Guardianship in the Social Sphere under the Government of Russia.

The head of the Tyumen branch of the Communist Party Tamara Kazantsev. Photo: "True Urfo" OTD-Info publishes the stories of candidates for deputies who have encountered various types of persecution in the September 18, 2016 elections. Below are evidence from the Tyumen and Moscow regions.