On October 4, the Ryazan Regional Court overturned the decision of the Rybnovsky District Court to fine the Honored Architect of Russia Valentin Gavrilov for disobeying the police during a protest near the Yesenin Museum in Konstantinov. It is reported by the portal City of Ryazan. Almost a year ago, the architect was fined 500 rubles for disobedience to police officers and 5,000 rubles for violating the law on rallies. The last decision of the district court was left unchanged.

The Kalininsky District Court of St. Petersburg will soon consider a criminal case against Artyom Chebotarev, an activist of the Free Ingria movement, accused of inciting hatred for a comment on a social network. This is reported by the Fontanka Internet newspaper, citing representatives of the court, who said that the Chebotarev case, along with the indictment, was submitted to the court, but has not yet been scheduled for consideration.

The defense of Ildar Dadin, convicted under the article of repeated violations of the procedure for holding a rally, sent a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights. Novaya Gazeta reports this with reference to lawyer Ksenia Kostromina.

On October 4, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) published on its website two complaints by Yaroslav Belousov, a participant in the Bolotnaya case. The Russian government is obliged to pay Belousov twelve and a half thousand euros in compensation for violating four articles of the European Convention on Human Rights in relation to him.

Today, on October 4, at about nine o’clock in the morning at one of the protesters against the construction of the stadium on the territory of the environmental complex on Lodnya Street, unknown people attacked. As a young man named Sergey told the OVD-info, several people attacked him in the morning, among whom were employees of the ChOP, as well as some people in civilian clothes. His hands were broken, his face was fed to the ground and began to beat him, they also broke the phone.