The Soviet District Court of Makhachkala satisfied the claim of Magomed Magomedov, a journalist from the Novoe Delo newspaper, a former representative of the mosque on Hungarian Fighters Street, to remove him from the preventive register of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. about this . writes On December 29 , the "Caucasian Knot" The lawsuit has been pending since November 16.

On December 29, the court rejected a complaint against the two-month arrest of the chairman of the Karelian regional branch of the Memorial society, one of the founders of the Sandarmokh memorial complex, Yuri Dmitriev, who was arrested for two months on charges of using a minor to produce pornographic materials. This was reported by the publication “7×7”.

In St. Petersburg on December 29, police detained Andrey Bazhutin, an activist from the Association of Carriers of Russia (OPR), who was trying to film a barrier damaging cars. This was reported to OVD-Info by Sergey Vladimirov, the OPR coordinator in St. Petersburg.

On December 28, the Supreme Court of Chechnya rejected the appeal of the defense of Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh in the case of insulting the prosecutor Salambek Yunusov. about this Ukrainian journalist and human rights activist Maria Tomak wrote on her Facebook page. to 240 hours of compulsory labor in this case Klykh was sentenced , but the sentence was immediately commuted to one month in prison. Today the decision has entered into force.

On December 29, Judge of the Perovsky District Court Olesya Turlanova fined 600 rubles in the case of an administrative offense under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer) who was detained journalist Vasily Polonsky, about this on Twitter. writes the day before in Kuskovo. The lawyer Maria Kurakina Prior to this, Judge Turlanova removed all the press from the meeting, reported Mediazona .

Journalist Masha Makarova, who previously emigrated to Poland, reported on her Facebook page that a policeman and an employee of the Center for Combating Extremism were trying to get home in her native Smolensk. A journalist who had arrived home to Smolensk, who in Poland is an activist of the “Free Russia” movement, wrote that in my hometown, she was installed behind her: “After a couple of hours, I left a meeting in the city center and again saw them in the same car.

Kuban activist Darya Polyudova, who is serving a sentence in a colony-settlement for two posts on the social network VKontakte, which the court considered calls for extremism and separatism, was denied a commutation of punishment. The court session on this matter was held on December 27. about this writes Her mother on Polyudova's Facebook page. According to her mother, Polyudova was informed that the meeting would take place three hours before the start.

The coordinator of the Crimean Tatar Resistance Movement, Nedim Khalilov, is transferred to another special detention center - from Sochi to the city of Gulkevichi in the east of the Krasnodar Territory. This was announced on December 29 in a statement by the Crimean Tatar Resource Center. “At 06:30 am Khalilova N.A. together with other prisoners, they are moved to another camp - to Gulkevichi. They were given one hour to get ready. Khalilov has been on a hunger strike for 38 days.

Obninsk human rights activist Tatyana Kotlyar, against whom a criminal case was opened for registering Ukrainian refugees in her apartment, was chosen as a preventive measure in the form of a recognizance not to leave on Monday, December 26th. This was reported by Radio Liberty with reference to the head of the Civil Assistance organization Svetlana Gannushkina. Kotlyar was forbidden to leave Obninsk.

In the Kuskovo park, where on the evening of December 28 and on the night of December 29, people who opposed the logging, as well as a journalist from the Dozhdya TV channel, were detained, on the afternoon of December 29, Vladimir Zalishchak, chairman of the Save Kuskovo environmental protection fund, was also detained. He told OVD-Info that he had come to look at the felling site, and then the police approached him.

With regard to the correspondent of the TV channel "Rain" Vasily Polonsky, who was detained at night in the Moscow park "Kuskovo", a protocol was drawn up under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer). This was reported on the Rain website. Now the journalist is in the Veshnyaki police department. The trial in the administrative case is due today.

In Moscow's Kuskovo park, where were previously detained 12 people opposed to cutting down trees , police detained Vasily Polonsky, a journalist from the Dozhd TV channel, who was filming a story about the arrests. This was reported on the Rain website. Polonsky told OVD-Info that he was detained under the pretext that "a maniac walks in the forest." At the same time, the police officers did not introduce themselves and threatened to “smack” at the journalist.

One of the organizers of the Russian March, Ivan Beletsky, told OVD-Info that employees of the Center for Combating Extremism had filed an administrative case against him for violating the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Beletsky was summoned to the police on 29 December.

The detainees in the Kuskovo park are currently in the Veshnyaki police department, they are going to be left overnight. OVD-Info was informed about this by activist Mikhail Barbotkin. A total of twelve people were detained: Olga Belyakova (guide), Olga Kashtanova, Yulia Sevastyanova, Oksana Olefir, Alina Drozdova, Nikolai Politov, Nikolai Shumikhin, Andrey Khokhlov, Fyodor Obryvalin, Svetlana Gorbunova, Vladimir Safonov, Viktor Babykin.