On February 2, the Moscow City Court upheld a fine of 200,000 rubles for Viktor Kapitonov, who was severely detained at a solitary picket on the anniversary of Anna Politkovskaya's death. this The activist reports on Facebook. Then, as a result of the actions of the policeman, Kapitonov's arm was broken, and the activist was taken to the hospital.

The Tsivilsky District Court in Chuvashia fined Anton Kravchenko, a member of the regional council of Open Russia, in seven administrative cases for publicly displaying Nazi paraphernalia (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for a total of 10,000 rubles: four cases - one thousand, three - two thousand rubles each. this on Twitter .

On February 2, the St. Petersburg City Court confirmed the decisions on fines to the activist of the Association of Carriers of Russia. Alexander Makarov was fined 50,500 rubles. This was announced on Facebook by human rights activist Dinar Idrisov. Makarov was detained on January 5 for blocking the toll road - WHSD - in protest against the paid entry.

Residents of Crimea Arsen Dzhepparov and Refat Alimov, accused of participating in the activities of a terrorist organization, had their detention period extended by two months - until April 8. Local resident Nazim Sheikhmambetov writes about this on Facebook. The reason for opening a case against Dzhepparov and Alimov was suspicion of their involvement in Hizb ut-Tahrir, an Islamist organization recognized as terrorist.

The leader of the legendary rock band Instructions for Survival, Roman Neumoev, was summoned for a conversation at the Pskov Center for Combating Extremism. Neumoev writes about this on Facebook. The employee called him on February 1st. Neumoev replied that he would wait for the official agenda. He was promised to bring the summons to the place of residence.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined Progress Party activist Nikolai Kasyan 10,000 for a solo picket outside the presidential administration building on January 19. Kasyan writes about this on Twitter. According to him, having come to court on February 2, after several hours of waiting, he learned that his case was considered without him on February 1.

Open Russia coordinator Vladimir Kara-Murza Jr. has been hospitalized, reports RIA Novosti , according to Solidarity activist Ilya Yashin. On February 2, Kara-Murza was supposed to fly to the USA to visit his family. Kara-Murza's acquaintances note that the symptoms of the disease are similar to those that caused him to be hospitalized in May 2015. Then there were suggestions that it was deliberate poisoning. The politician himself spoke about this.

The Leninsky District Court of Kirov, represented by Judge Aleksey Vtyurin, at a meeting on the “Case of Kirovles” on February 2, refused to call thirteen defense witnesses. This was reported in the broadcast "Mediazona" from the courtroom. Arguing the need to call these witnesses, lawyer Svetlana Davydova noted that their testimonies during the investigation led the investigators to refuse to open a case several times.

The European Court of Human Rights considered Alexei Navalny's complaint against detentions and administrative arrests in 2012 and 2014 and made a decision , according to which the Russian government must pay the opposition leader more than 60 thousand euros.

In Novocherkassk, on February 1, activists of the Charitable Foundation “Good to the Children of Novocherkassk”, who went to the intersection of Baklanovsky Avenue and Pushkinskaya Street with posters, calling not to give money to scammers who stand out for philanthropists were detained. This was reported by the Internet publication of Donday. Later, the Donday editor was informed by the OVD-Info that five people were detained in total, that is, all participants in the action.

On February 1, the Volga District Military Court fined IT entrepreneur Ramil Ibragimov to a fine of 50,000 rubles for an Instagram post in which he gloated over the massacre at a gay club in the US city of Orlando. It is reported by Interfax. Earlier, the prosecution demanded that Ibragimov be sent to a penal colony for three years. Ibragimov's post was regarded by the court as a justification for terrorism. Ibragimov himself did not agree with this interpretation.