The Kiev District Court of Simferopol extended the terms of detention of two defendants in the criminal case on the Yalta cell of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Arsen Dzhepparov and Muslim Aliyev, for two months. This was reported on December 5 by the site “Crimea. Realities". Crimean Muslims are accused of participating in a cell of a terrorist organization (Part 1 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code) Hizb ut-Tahrir.

The investigation plans to expand the accusation against nationalist Dmitry Demushkin and add to it one more episode with the publication of an extremist photograph on the VKontakte social network. Oleg Kolesnikov, the politician's lawyer, told OVD-Info about this over the phone.

A resident of Kaliningrad, pensioner Olga Malysheva, who had previously been acquitted by the court in the case of a poster with Vladimir Putin crossed out, received two calls from the E Center, inviting her to come for a conversation. As Malysheva told OVD-Info, she refused to come and demanded that the callers send her an official summons. .

In Nevsky in St. Petersburg on Sunday, December 4, a participant in a series of single pickets of the “Solidarity” movement in support of the Moscow activist Ildar Dadin, convicted of “repeated” violations at public events and talked about torture in the colony, was detained. According to Radio Liberty, the picket worker came too close to the member of the Prochrevsky movement of the NOD, and the police considered that the picket had ceased to be single.

Convicted under Art. 212.1 of the Criminal Code (repeated violations at public events) Ildar Dadin was transferred from correctional colony No. 7 in the city of Segezha in the Republic of Karelia. Dadin’s representative at the European Court of Human Rights, Nikolai Zboroshenko, announced this by telephone. OVD-InfoToday Zboroshenko came to Segezha to talk with Dadin about his beating by the colony officers, but there he was informed that Dadin was not in the colony - he was being transported.

We distribute and analyze information about political persecution. When necessary, we help us to find a lawyer. Over the five years of monitoring, we recorded more than 12 thousand detentions at protests, collected information about 529 defendants in politically motivated criminal cases and recorded 194 stories of persecution.

Drawing Andrei Angara On December 5, 2011, the largest civil protests began in Russia against the falsification of the results of the elections and the irremovability of the authorities. On the same day, the OVD-Info appeared: a project that tracks the detention of activists and other types of politicalPressing. We distribute and analyze information about political persecution. When necessary, we help us to find a lawyer.