On September 29, FSB officers searched the apartment of Bakhrom Khamroev, an activist from the Memorial human rights center and head of the Yordam (Help) organization, in Moscow. After the search, he was taken for interrogation to the FSB department, where the human rights activist was held until the evening. Khamroev told OVD-Info that the search began at six o'clock in the morning - the FSB officers rang at the door, showed documents and a warrant. “Everything was fine ...

The Novgorodsky District Court is considering cases of administrative offenses by three shareholders of Public Credit, who went out on solo pickets on the day of President Vladimir Putin's visit to the Akron plant. This was reported on September 29 by VNovgorod.ru. In particular, Vera Isaeva, a pensioner and disabled person of the second group, is accused of disobedience to a police officer under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

In Makhachkala, on September 30, after Friday prayers, the police detained about fifty parishioners of the Tangim mosque on Omarov Street, reports . Novoye Delo The arrests were carried out by officers of the police department for the Sovetsky district of Makhachkala and the CPE of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Dagestan.

The trial of journalists who filmed a report on a protest action by residents of an emergency building in Novy Urengoy has been postponed to October 5. This was reported to OVD-Info on September 30 by Elena Sidorenkova. On September 29, journalists Zhanna Belik and Aleksey Kryzhanovsky were charged with an administrative offense under Part 5 of Article 20.2.

Sergei Mokhnatkin is again in the pre -trial detention center of the city of Kotlas of the Arkhangelsk region. This was written by activist Tatyana Pashkevich. According to her, at the next meeting of the court, “the FSIN employees dragged Mokhnatkin by the hands and threw it into the cage. Sergey was barefoot, and blood flowed from his mouth.

In the morning, Andrei Trofimov, publisher of Alternativnaya Gazeta from Sergiev Posad , said on his VKontakte page that he had been searched in connection with an extremist case. In the middle of the day, he wrote about the completion of the search: according to him, “all the equipment” was confiscated from him: cameras, photo cameras, computers. Trofimov is sure that he did not break the law. Video by Andrey Trofimov:

Authorities in a number of other Russian cities have denied LGBT activists applications for their actions. In Tula, Kaluga, Ryazan, Vladimir , as well as Orel, Voronezh and Belgorod, their pickets, rallies and processions are prohibited. The refusals are motivated by the law on the prohibition of gay propaganda, the activists intend to appeal the refusals in the courts.

The State Assembly of Mari El supported the initiative of the Yoshkar-Ola authorities and banned public events on the city embankment. On September 29, the deputies voted to ban mass actions in the squares and streets adjacent to the Malaya Kokshaga embankment, writes 7*7. According to the publication, one of the reasons for this could be the events of May 9 this year, when the Communist Party of the Russian Federation held a campaign rally on Republic Square in Yoshkar-Ola.