On October 27, the Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Simferopol found Crimean anarchist Aleksey Shestakovich guilty of using narcotic substances without a doctor's prescription (part 1 of article 6.9 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and fined him 4,000 rubles. About this writes the publication "Mediazona" with reference to the activist. The court rejected all Shestakovich's motions, including the postponement of the meeting due to the absence of a lawyer.

On October 27, it became known that the Kirov administration refused to hold one march and two rallies in defense of LGBT rights. about this on the social network Vkontakte . wrote Activist and event organizer Nikolai Alekseev On 5 November the applicants wanted to hold two rallies and a procession with a total of 300 people.

On October 27, a court in Crimea found guilty and fined four participants in the motor rally on the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Deportation of Crimean Tatars on May 18. It is reported by "Crimea. Realities". The court found four participants in the rally (Ablyakim Ablyakimov, Enver Chavush, Seitmamut Seytumerov and Alim Muslyadinov) guilty of holding an uncoordinated public event (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and fined each of them 20,000 rubles.

On October 27, the Supreme Court of Crimea considered an appeal against the verdict of Andriy Kolomiyets, a Ukrainian who was sentenced in June to ten years in prison in a strict regime colony on charges of attempted murder of members of the special forces of the Ukrainian police "Berkut" during the events on the Maidan in Kiev in 2014, as well as drug possession. This is reported by the "Center for Journalistic Investigations" with reference to the observers of the Field Human Rights Center.

On October 27, the rector's office of Irkutsk State University offered Associate Professor Alexei Petrov, deputy dean of the Faculty of History and part-time coordinator of the local election monitoring movement Golos, to resign of his own free will after the statement of the Trade Union of Independent Citizens. According to the lawyer Vyacheslav Ivanets, representing the interests of Petrov, on Facebook, otherwise he was threatened with "dismissal" under the article ".

The Moscow City Hall refused to approve the holding of the “Russian March” in the Lyublino area. According to the lawyer of the organizer of the march, nationalist Dmitry Demushkin, Oleg Kolesnikov, the mayor's office rejected all three applications submitted to hold the action on November 4 in Lublin. At the time of writing, there had been no response from the mayor’s office regarding another application to the north of Moscow.

The Ministry of Press and Information of Dagestan demanded that journalists from state-owned media outlets provide the names and addresses of personal pages of heads and employees of publications in social networks. about this on October 27 with reference to the text of the order sent to the subordinate institutions of the Dagestan Ministry of Press on October 20.

Three people detained in the early morning of October 26 while on duty against buildings in Teply Stan were released from the Teply Stan police department one after another a few hours after the arrest. As it became known on October 27, no charges were brought against them. On the night of October 26, people on duty were attacked by people in masks, and the cars of the activists, which prevented them from entering the construction site, were pulled around.

The trial of the opponent of the development in the warm camp by Alexander Stepanov, detained on October 21 and accused of disobedience, the legal order of a police officer (under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) was moved to the beginning of November. The interests of Stepanov are represented by lawyer Leonid Alperovich.

The resident of the new Urengoy Musa Mamedov, who protests against the disconnecting of hot water and heating in his house, tried to pick up the child on October 26. This was reported by the OTD-Info on October 27 Elena Sidorenova.

An active participant in Moscow protests, Alexander Shelkovenkov, who left for Ukraine and received refugee status there in October, reported the arrest of 1 million 900 thousand rubles in his account at Sberbank. He wrote about this on his Facebook page. From the bank’s response, which the activist published earlier, it follows that the funds were seized by decision of Judge Neverova of the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow dated May 27, 2016.

One of the leaders of the anti -fascists in Russia and the defendant in the “Swamp business” Alexei Gaskarov was released from the colony in the Tula region. This was announced on the hotline by Aleksey Polikhovich. The ATS-Infoye at that time was an arrested member of the coordination council of the opposition, Gaskarov was arrested on April 28, 2013-almost a year after the events in Bolotnaya Square, qualified by the Investigative Committee as mass riots.

One of the applicants for the annual “March Against Hate” in St. Petersburg on 25 October was detained by the police. this on the event's Facebook page . announced Olga Smirnova, another applicant for the march, “The police came to the community center with which we cooperate and ransacked it. I learned about this by phone from his coordinator. I went there and found five police officers and an investigator who, for some reason, were hiding tokens.

As promised, we publish the full version of the interview with Anna Karetnikova, a long -term member of the Moscow Public Supervisory Commission for places of imprisonment (PMC). The powers of the third composition of the Moscow PMC are coming to an end. Karetnikova submitted documents to the PMC of the Moscow Region, but was not included in the new composition. A similar story happened with so many human rights activists.