Olga Malysheva. Photo: Victor Gorbunov An administrative case was brought to a 60-year-old resident of Kaliningrad about a violation of a public event (under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for participating in a protest rally on October 16 with a poster with Putin’s crossed out and the text “No War”. This was reported on November 21, the city publication "Klops.ru".

Nadir Fatov , who was detained on the Nemtsov Bridge, was released after drawing up a protocol under Art. 20.1 (petty hooliganism). He reported this on the OVD-Info hotline. OVD-Info has no data that would allow us to consider this detention unlawful.

On November 19, in Novosibirsk, police officers searched the premises where Jehovah's Witnesses worship. This was reported to OVD-Info by the press service of the Administrative Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. November 19, 2016 in Novosibirsk at 10:00 am for the service of Jehovah's Witnesses on the street. Several law enforcement officers came to Ruzheinaya, who spent an hour conducting an examination, which actually disrupted the service, the press service said in a statement.

On October 21, the Zavodskoy District Court of Grozny found Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh guilty of insulting a prosecutor and sentenced him to 240 hours of compulsory labor, replacing this sentence with one month's imprisonment. This was reported by the "Caucasian Knot" with reference to its own correspondent. During the debate of the parties, the prosecutor demanded a punishment of one and a half months in prison.

RBC journalist Alexander Sokolov, accused of organizing the activities of an extremist organization, complained to the Moscow City Court about the refusal of the Tverskoy District Court to return the case against him to the prosecutor's office. This was reported by the journalist’s mother Natalya Sokolova.

Nadir Fatov was detained at the people's memorial on the Nemtsov Bridge. He reported this by calling the OVD-Info hotline. According to the activist, the police detained him when he tried to prevent Gormost's employees from destroying the memorial under the pretext of "clearing the bridge." He was taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station.

On November 11, in Khimki near Moscow, mass detention of participants in the action on the occasion of the anniversary of the speeches of truckers against the Plato system was held. One of the detainees, Sergey Ainbord, who spent the night at the police department, cut his hands in protest and swallowed the glass. He was taken to the hospital, but from there he was sent to court and fined. OVD-Info publishes his story.