On January 25, it became known that the court refused to satisfy the application of Communist Party member Alexander Goryachev to appeal the inaction of the city authorities during attempts to coordinate a rally in the Zheleznodorozhny urban district. In addition to the administration, Goryachev appealed to the Prosecutor's Office, where he also did not find assistance in exercising the right to freedom of assembly.

Danis Safargali, leader of the Tatar social movement Altyn Urda, has been charged with inciting hatred and enmity for making fifteen entries on the social network Vkontakte. It is reported by "Idel. Realities". The father of six children, Danis Safargali, has been in jail for four months. On October 21, 2016, Safargali was detained by the police because he was wanted. At the end of December, Safargali was charged with a new charge under Article 282 of the Criminal Code.

Detained on January 24, one of the organizers of the Russian March, Dmitry Melash, spent the night in the police, on the evening of January 25 he was fined 2,000 rubles and released in the courtroom. Activist Yury Gorsky announced this by telephone to OVD-Info. Legal assistance was provided by lawyer Sergei Sharov-Delaunay.

The Directorate of the Federal Security Service (FSB) for Crimea and Sevastopol made a procedural decision to remove Nikolai Polozov as a lawyer in the case of the deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, Ilmi Umerov. This decision was made after Nikolai Polozov was questioned as a witness in the case by employees of the department. About this Grani.ru with reference to lawyer Edem Semedlyaev.

Lawyer Nikolai Polozov, who defends prominent figures of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, was released from the building of the Federal Security Service of Crimea in Simferopol. This was written on Twitter, journalist Anton Naumluk. Earlier it was reported that Polozova was detained by FSB officers.

Source: Prufu.ru On January 25, it became known that the activist Radik Enikeev, who participated in the Congress of Bashkir social activists in December last year and was detained, won the case in the Supreme Court of the Republic of Bashkortostan under the lawsuit of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs. Enikeev was accused of organizing an inconsistent event.

The Supreme Court of Crimea reduced the fine to Enver Sherfiev, one of the participants in the protest against searches in the case of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bakhchisarai on May 12, 2016. This was reported on January 24 by the site “Crimea. Realities". Sherfiev was fined on December 7, 2016 by the decision of the Bakhchisaray District Court of Crimea for 15 thousand rubles.

Photo: Business.ua In Crimea, the FSB was detained by lawyer Nikolai Polozov, representing in different matters the interests of prominent figures of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people. This was written on Twitter, journalist Anton Naumluk. According to Naumlyuk, Polozova is being taken to the FSB department for interrogation in the case of the Deputy Chairman of the Mejlis Ilmi Umarov, whose defender is Polozov.

The nationalist, one of the organizers of the Russian March, Dmitry Melash, was taken on January 25 at about 11:00 am to the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow from the Zyablikovo police station, where he had previously spent the night . This was reported to OVD-Info by his colleague Yuri Gorsky. At the same time, the exact location of Melash is unknown. According to Gorsky, there is a police bus near the courthouse, but the activists on duty nearby failed to find out if Melash was there.

On January 25, the Krasnodar Regional Court recognized the arrest of the artist and civil activist Alexei Knedlyakovsky for 15 days in an administrative case on the installation of a cross on the bust of Dzerzhinsky in Krasnodar. This became known from the lawyer Alexander Popkov, representing the interests of Knedlyakovsky. Knedlyakovsky was arrested by decision of the Leninsky District Court of Krasnodar on December 23, 2016.

A resident of Samara was detained in a case of inciting hatred for posts on the Internet. This was reported on January 24 by a number of publications.

The Tambov Regional Court recognized as legal the decision to transfer the leader of the Russian Astrakhan movement, Igor Stenin, sentenced to 2 years in a penal colony, to a general regime colony. The Caucasian Knot wrote about this on January 24. On May 16, 2016, Stenin was sentenced to two years in prison for reposting a text about Ukraine in 2014, which was accompanied by the comment “against the Kremlin occupiers.” This act was qualified under Part 2 of Art.