The administration of the Petrogradsky district of St. Petersburg banned the holding of a “Living Library” with the participation of a homosexual, childfree, sex worker and former prisoner. This was reported on October 26 on the project’s page on the VKontakte social network. The tenth "Living Library" - an event in which the role of "books" is played by people from different identities - was supposed to take place at the Lenin Library on November 20.

Volgograd nationalist, coordinator of the International Human Rights Alliance and organizer of the Russian March press conference in Volgograd, Anatoly Boltykhov, reported an unexpected call to the police and an unknown person entering the apartment. about the incident that took place on October 28 He wrote on his Facebook page. According to him, on the morning of that day, he and his wife were unexpectedly summoned to the police in connection with a certain traffic accident.

Pyotr Voskresensky, detained earlier on October 30 during the action in memory of the victims of political repressions near Solovetsky stone in St. Petersburg, was released from the 43rd police department. This was announced by human rights activist Dinar Idrisov.

During a rally in memory of the victims of political repression at the Solovetsky stone in St. Petersburg on October 30, activist Petr Voskresensky was detained. about this Human rights activist Dinar Idrisov writes in the Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg group.

This fall, LGBT activists submitted applications for their shares in dozens of Russian regions-and received dozens of failures. About why this is done, the OVD-info was told by the organizer of the Moscow Gay-Praidov Nikolai Alekseev. “We have been trying to coordinate our public events for several years - both in Moscow and in a number of other cities. We have been spending Moscow prides since 2006 - ten years have passed.