As reported to the OVD-Info hotline, six more detainees at the rally on January 19 are still in the Arbat police department. According to activist Ksenia, protocols are drawn up for everyone under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Violation by a participant in a public event of the established procedure for holding a procession, sanctions under the article - a fine of ten to twenty thousand or up to forty hours of compulsory work).

One of those detained on January 19 in Moscow at the March against xenophobia, Marta Khromova, was released from the Arbat police station. They did not draw up a protocol for it. The activist herself told OVD-Info about this. According to her, they wanted to take her fingerprints, but a civil defender arrived in time. Nikolai Blinkov is still in the Arbat police department, and a lawyer is also trying to get to him.

Seven detainees on January 19 in Moscow on the March against xenophobia were taken to the Arbat police station. Two of them were taken to the police station, what happened to the rest is still unknown. As the OVD-Info hotline was informed, the employees of the department do not allow activists to use mobile phones. The hotline was also informed that there was a minor among the detainees.

The Supreme Court of Karelia upheld the decision of the Segezha City Court, which fined photographer Anastasia Andreeva for filming a picket near the colony where Ildar Dadin was at that time. The picket took place on November 4, 2016.

In St. Petersburg on January 19, at an anti-fascist march dedicated to the eighth anniversary of the murder of Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova by the Nazis, police detained 76-year-old activist Igor Stepanovich Andreev. This is reported by the Telegraph. The detainee was taken to the 78th police station.

Kuban activist Daria Polyudova, serving a sentence for publications on social networks regarded as calls for extremism and separatism, filed a supervisory appeal against the verdict to the Presidium of the Supreme Court. Her mother wrote about this on Polyudova’s Facebook page. colony-settlement writes on September 22, Polyudova was considering a cassation appeal against the verdict in the Supreme Court.

Seven people were detained at the March against xenophobia in Moscow on January 19. At the moment they are in a paddy wagon, which, apparently, is heading to the Arbat police station. Nikolai Blinkov reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. According to him, the detaining police officers did not introduce themselves, nor did they state the reason for the arrest.

Two people were detained in Kazan, suspected of involvement in the Tablighi Jamaat religious movement, which was recognized as an extremist organization despite the absence of calls for violence. According to information received by the Izvestia newspaper, which for some reason calls this organization a terrorist organization, from the press service of the republican UFSB, the arrest took place on January 18 as part of a criminal case opened in Moscow.

In Moscow on January 19, at the March against xenophobia and the memory of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova killed by the Nazis, police detained Marta Khromova, who was holding a rainbow flag. About this on Twitter OGON. reported Observers also reported that the police were “censoring” posters—they were allowed into the procession only with posters “on the stated topic.” UPD: The hotline has already reported seven detainees. The reasons are still unknown.

On January 19, the Verkh-Isetsky Court of Yekaterinburg extended the detention of blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky, who caught Pokemon in the temple, for 20 days, until February 22 inclusive. This was announced by the lawyer Sokolovsky Alexei Bushmakov.

All those detained on January 19 in Murmansk at a rally in memory of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and journalist Anastasia Baburova killed by the Nazis were released from the police department.

The Moscow City Court recognized as lawful the extension of the term of house arrest for Dmitry Demushkin, co-chairman of the Ethno-Political Association “Russians”, until February 21. This is reported by Moskovsky Komsomolets. Demushkin is accused of inciting hatred for posting a photograph of a banner from the Russian March on the VKontakte social network.

In the department No. 1 of Murmansk, they draw up a protocol for activist Tatyana Kulbakina, one of the ten detained on the memory of the memory of Stanislav Markelova and Anastasia Baburova.

In Murmansk, about ten participants in a rally in memory of lawyer Stanislav Markelov and Anastasia Baburova were detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by human rights activist Alexander Peredruk. One of the detainees, Tatyana Kulbakina, has not yet been contacted. The detainees were taken to police station No. 1. Peredruk writes on Facebook that the police suggest that the activists tell who the organizer of the rally is, and in this case release the rest of the participants.

Activists Nikolai Kasyan and Alexander Turovsky, detained for single pickets near the Presidential Administration, left the China-Gorod police department. As lawyer Vitaly Seerukanov told the OVD-INFO, protocols on violations of the procedure for holding a public event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) were drawn up on both on February 1.