On October 10, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation upheld the decision of the world court in the city of Nizhny Tagil, according to which Elena Klimova, the founder of the Children 404 group on the VKontakte social network for LGBT teenagers, was fined 50,000 rubles for promoting non-traditional sexual relations among children (Article 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). this Klimova announced on her Facebook page.

On October 9, law enforcement officials searched a room in Voronezh rented by Jehovah's Witnesses. At that time, a large divine service was held there, which was attended by about 650 believers. This was reported by the press service of the Administrative Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Before the start of the service, the believers inspected the premises and found a publication from the FSEM behind the curtain, which they immediately destroyed.

Nadir Fatov, at the Nemtsov memorial during a conflict with SERB movement member Alexander Petrunko and municipal deputy of the Zamoskvorechye district Igor Brumel, is in the police department. detainee "Kitai-Gorod"According to Fatov, the police still allowed emergency doctors to see him, who recorded injuries on the activist's body. Now Fatov is giving an explanation to the district police officer about what happened.

Activist Nadir Fatov, who was on duty at the memorial at the site of Boris Nemtsov's murder, reported that he was beaten during a scuffle with a member of the pro-Kremlin SERB movement, Aleksandr Petrunko, and a municipal deputy of the Zamoskvorechye district, Igor Brumel. Fatov was detained and taken to the police station. According to Fatov, his nose was broken and his face was smashed, but the police station officers refused to call an ambulance for him.

Crimean Tatar activist, member of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Suleiman Kadyrov was summoned for questioning to the Crimean FSB department in Simferopol at 14:00 on October 11. The Crimean Tatar Resource Center reported this on October 10. On October 5, a search was conducted at Kadyrov’s home in Feodosia, during which his phone and computer were confiscated. The search was carried out in connection with statements allegedly made by Kadyrov that Crimea is a territory of Ukraine.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated the collective complaints of those detained at the Zamoskvoretsky court building on the day of the verdict in the Bolotnaya case on February 24, 2014 and on the protests against the war in Ukraine on March 2, 2014. According to documents published on the court’s website, they communicated on September 23. This means that the ECHR did not consider these complaints inadmissible and will forward questions related to them to the Russian authorities.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated the collective complaints of those detained at the Zamoskvoretsky court building on the day of the verdict in the Bolotnaya case on February 24, 2014 and on the protests against the war in Ukraine on March 2, 2014. According to documents published on the court's website, both complaints were communicated on September 23.

Chelyabinsk resident Alexei Moroshkin, who was accused of calling for separatism and sent for compulsory treatment to a psychiatric hospital, was transferred to another department, worsening the conditions of detention. The attending physician, who had previously stated that Moroshkin did not need hospital treatment, was removed from caring for him. The mother of Alexei Moroshkin spoke about this.