The consideration of the administrative case against the coordinator of the Open Russia movement, Dmitry Semenov, for reposting a photograph depicting deputy Vitaly Milonov in a T-shirt with the inscription “Orthodoxy or Death” has been postponed to November 16. Semenov talks about this on Facebook. In addition , on the same day, another judge will consider another administrative case filed against Semenov, and also for reposting a photograph depicting deputy Vitaly Milonov.

On November 9, the Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested until November 30 six Muslims suspected of participating in the terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir. This was reported on the Rosbalt website. According to Interfax, three of the six arrested are natives of Dagestan, one is from Tajikistan. All suspects are charged with Part 1 of Art. 205.5 of the Criminal Code (organizing the activities of a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation).

Under the door of the apartment where Gradus-TV activist and journalist Olga Sapronova lives, people in the form of police officers are standing. According to Mark Galperin on the social network Facebook, they are "breaking into the apartment."

Maria Ryabikova and Igor Klochkov, who were earlier detained in Moscow near the building of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation at a picket in support of Ildar Dadin, were released from the Tverskoy police department. Ryabikova herself reported this by telephone to the OVD-Info hotline. At both, protocols were drawn up under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event).

On November 8, Tverskoy District Court Judge Alesya Orekhova decided to fine activist Roman Roslovtsev 300 thousand rubles under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (repeated violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a public event). This was reported by the lawyer of the Public Verdict Foundation, Nikolai Zboroshenko, who represents the interests of Roslovtsev.

In Kazan, a journalist from the Idel portal was detained. Realii” Andrey Grigoriev and activist Ivan Klimov, who protested against the destruction of a grove on the banks of the Kazanka River. This was reported on November 9 by Idel. Realities". Activists oppose the construction of a car park on the site of the grove, which should become part of the infrastructure around the Kazan Arena stadium.

At a single picket in support of Ildar Dadin, Konstantin Tselms and Igor Klochkov were detained. Irina Yatsenko reported this to OVD-Info by phone. According to her, like Maria Ryabikova a few minutes earlier, Tselms and Klochnikov were detained without explanation.

During a picket near the building of the General Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation, Maria Ryabikova was detained. Irina Yatsenko reported this on the OVD-Info hotline.

On November 9, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism (Centre for Combating Extremism) together with police officers came to the home of the coordinator of the Open Russia movement in Chuvashia, Dmitry Semenov. This was reported by Open Russia. Law enforcement officials said that they needed to get some explanations from Semenov, for which the latter needed to go with them to the police station.

On November 8, the World Court of the Kirovsky District of Astrakhan found the leader of the Astrakhan Scientologists guilty under Part 4 of Article 5.26 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (carrying out missionary activity in violation of the requirements of the law on freedom of conscience, freedom of religion and religious associations) and fined her 5,000 rubles.

Grigory Saxonov, who was on duty at that moment, was detained at the Nemtsov Bridge National Memorial on the evening of November 8. He was taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station. Saxon was released three hours later; no charges were brought against him at the police station.

The police disrupted the seminar of the head of the international non-governmental organization “Foundation for Support of Investigative Journalism” Grigory Pasko. According to the publication 7x7 , police officers came to look for a bomb in the building of the Avalon Hotel, where the seminar was held, after the Syktyvkar police allegedly received an anonymous report on the evening of November 8 about an explosive device planted in the hotel.

Albina Mudarisova, a member of the public observation commission for monitoring the place of imprisonment in the Orenburg region, talks about a visit to the correctional colony No. 3, during which she encountered various obstacles. Together with another member of the PMC, they were going to meet prisoners who previously informed human rights activists about the facts of extortion, threats and beatings in the colony, and also talked about other prisoners for whom cruel beatings ended in death.