All detained foreign currency borrowers left the Basmanny OVD, Yevgeny Kuzin told OVD-Info. According to him, the police drew up some documents on behalf of the detainees, which mentioned a violation of the procedure for holding the event by the organizer, but the detainees, on the advice of lawyer Yulia Butyrskaya, refused to sign them. At the same time, the police promised to “find” on the video the offenses that the detainees had committed.

A resident of the village of Zhdanovsky in the Nizhny Novgorod Region Albert Gurdjiyan was arrested on charges of arousing hatred of the Sudeta Community social group. It is reported by "Mediazona." The reason for the establishment of the case was Gurdjiang's comments on social networks in connection with the conflict around the judge of the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Court of Roman Yartsev: the neighbor accused him of firing at her from traumatic weapons.

Foreign currency borrowers, detained on shares near bank buildings, began to be released from the Basmanny police station. According to Yevgeny Kuzmin, who was on duty at the entrance to the police department, those who came out said that they had not been presented with anything. According to them, at some point a colonel appeared in the department, who promised to consult with someone, after which they began to let people go.

Foreign currency borrowers, detained on shares near the buildings of several banks, have been in the Basmanny police station for more than six hours. For two hours, lawyer Yulia Butyrskaya was not allowed to see them. In the end, she still managed to get to the detainees, but none of the authorities of the police department explained to her on what basis the protesters were detained. They do not draw up protocols for the detainees, they refuse to write explanatory notes.

Foreign currency borrowers detained in the course of protests near the offices of several banks have been in the Basmanny police station for more than three hours. They do not draw up protocols, what they are accused of, they do not know. The detainees write statements about illegal detention, present as evidence copies of documents on the approval of their actions. This was reported to OVD-Info by Evgeny Kuzin and Galina Samorokova.

The Gagarinsky District Court of Sevastopol on February 9 upheld the fine issued by the traffic police to Ukrainian activist Sergei Kornienko. This is reported by the publication "Crimea. Realities". Kornienko believes that there were signs of discrimination based on nationality in the actions of the traffic police officers. He told the publication that he was fined in September 2016 for allegedly not showing his driver's license fast enough.

Foreign currency borrowers held pickets on February 11 near the buildings of the Moscow offices of several banks - Alfa-Bank, Rosbank, Absolut, DeltaCredit and VTB banks. Yevgeny Kuzin, one of the picketers, told OVD-Info that detentions took place near all the offices, despite the fact that the pickets at the first four of the named banks were coordinated, and there were single pickets near VTB. The exact number of detainees is still unknown.

The case of an English teacher from Vladivostok accused of “humiliating Russians” has been brought to court. This was reported on February 10 by the Information and Analytical Center "Sova" with reference to the website of the Primorsky Territory Prosecutor's Office. The name of the teacher is unknown, in the text of the prosecutor's office he appears as "I.", it is indicated that he was born in 1988.

In Kerch, on February 10, during a meeting of the All-Russian Popular Front with local residents, ONF activist Andrey Strashko was detained. This is reported by the Crimean News Agency with reference to Viktor Popov, a resident of Kerch. According to Popov, the meeting was initiated by the ONF and was dedicated to the environmental problems of Kerch. At Strashko, a protocol was drawn up on the organization of an uncoordinated event.

The prefecture of the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow demanded to cancel the BRAVE electronic music party at the Molniya plant. This was announced on the Facebook page of the event.

The St. Petersburg police did not see signs of a violation of order in the action on January 28 against the transfer of St. Isaac's Cathedral to the church. This was stated by the governor of St. Petersburg Georgy Poltavchenko, reports on February 10. Interfax The action took place in the building of the cathedral.

A court in Salekhard denied LGBT activists, led by Nikolai Alekseev, to satisfy the complaint about the refusal of the mayor's office to approve a number of actions. This is reported by the publication "Vedomosti-Ural". Alekseev applied to hold LGBT events in Salekhard on January 29, 30 and 31, 2017. However, the mayor's office refused to agree, referring to the law on the inadmissibility of propaganda of "non-traditional sexual relations" to minors.

The Investigative Committee refused to open a case against the head of the Ingush human rights organization "Mashr" Magomed Mutsolgov. The check was carried out under four articles of the Criminal Code - on calls for terrorist activities, inciting hatred, calls to violate the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation and the production and trafficking of child porn. This was reported on February 10 by the "Caucasian Knot". The persecution of Mutsolgov began in November 2015.

On the night of February 11, Grigory Simakov, the duty officer of the memorial to the memory of politician Boris Nemtsov - the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Bridge ("Nemtsov Bridge"), reported to the OVD-Info hotline that the memorial was looted by municipal employees ("Gormost"), with the use of force against those on duty.

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