A criminal case was opened against a member of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, Suleiman Kadyrov, under Part 2 of Article 280.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (Public calls for actions aimed at violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation, committed using the media or electronic or networks, the maximum sanction is imprisonment of up to five years). Lawyer Emil Kurbedinov talks about this on Facebook.

In Moscow, on October 11, around 11 am, Sergey Zavorotnykh, an opponent of the construction of a stadium near the Khimki reservoir, was detained. He reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. The activist said that on Lodochnaya Street in the area of ​​the football field (the area where cutting and construction is being carried out) he saw employees of a private security company and people in civilian clothes who attacked him on October 4 .

Police officers in St. Petersburg detained one of the participants in an uncoordinated LGBT action dedicated to World Coming Out Day (the process of a person openly and voluntarily recognizing that he belongs to a sexual or gender minority). This was reported by a Rosbalt correspondent from the action. Participants in the performance brought a coffin to the city center, on which they placed a rainbow flag.

The Tomsk police started checking the September campaign of local carriers who opposed auctions for new bus routes. This was reported on October 10 by RIA Tomsk. The minibus workers went on strike on September 16, 2016, the schedule of 10 bus routes was violated. Deputy Mayor Oleksandr Tsymbalyuk said that the authorities could terminate the contracts of the protesters.

On October 11, the European Court of Human Rights published a decision on the forced premises of journalist Ruslan Makarov in a psychiatric hospital after criticism of the head of Altai Alexander Berdnikov. According to the ECHR, in relation to Makarov, Article 5 of the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, which provides for the right to freedom and personal integrity, was violated.

Kuban political scientist, teacher and civil activist Mikhail Savva received refugee status from the Ukrainian authorities. It is reported by "Kommersant". The publication quotes Savva, who says that the United States also approved his refugee status, but he did not move there.