Vsevolod Nelaev and Jan Turbov was released from the 16th police department of the Vasileostrovsky district, where they were delivered during the march against hatred, held on October 29 in St. Petersburg. NELAEV reported this in the comments on Facebook.

The leader of the Russian Astrakhan nationalist movement, Igor Stenin, was transferred to the Tambov region on the eve of the court hearing on the issue of his transfer from a colony-settlement to a general regime colony. Because of this, the meeting was disrupted, reports the "Caucasian Knot" on October 29. Stenin's defenders argue that there were no grounds for a transfer to another region. The submission from the leadership of correctional colony No.

In St. Petersburg on October 29, two activists were detained at the “March Against Hate” - Yana Turbova and Vsevolod Nelaev. Rosbalt writes about this. The reason for the arrest was single pickets of march participants who were holding flags of Ukrainian and Crimean Tatars. The police asked to remove the flags and keep a distance of 50 meters from each other, but in the end they considered that the detainees had violated the law on holding public events.

On the night of October 28-29, activists who were on duty at the Boris Nemtsov memorial on the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge were detained. This was reported by OVD-Info on Facebook. “They took two people - a man and a woman, they said there was a call about “suspicious people with trunks”. They took it rudely, they couldn’t take all the things, they shoved, one might say, into the car, but they let me go at nine o’clock, ”the activists explained.

Vladimir Akimenkov, an amnestied defendant in the Bolotnaya case, reported to the hotline that on October 29, an employee of the Medvedkovo police department, police captain Alexey Kupryaev, came to his home. OVD-Info The police officer managed to enter the apartment because the neighbors opened the iron door in the common hallway, and Akimenkova’s mother had already let him into the apartment.

Hello! In the field of political persecution, the news is usually, unfortunately, bad or very bad. On the outgoing week , a sentence came into force in one of the terrible and absurd cases - the case of Ukrainians Nikolai Karpyuk and Stanislav Klykh, accused of participating in the first Chechen war on the side of the militants. Both claim that in Chechnya they were not before the court began in their case.