detained 10 people during the day in Simferopol, who came to support the Crimean Tatar activist Marlen Mustafaev, were arrested by the court for five days each for holding an uncoordinated event. This was announced on Facebook by Anton Naumlyuk. On February 21, Marlen Mustafayev's house was searched, after which he was detained and arrested for 11 days for demonstrating extremist symbols. Together with Mustafayev, 10 people were detained, who came to the activist's house for support.

The Investigative Committee has completed the investigation of the criminal case against Imam Mahmud Velitov, he is accused of publicly justifying terrorism. In addition, Velitov's preventive measure was changed from house arrest to a written undertaking not to leave the country. about this with reference to lawyer Dagir Khasavov.

On February 18, the Prikuban District Court of Krasnodar fined Dmitry Romanchuk for the organization of an inconsistent rally after a major fire in the microdistrict. This is written by Kommersant. On February 16, a large fire occurred in a musical microdistrict. On the same day, about a hundred local residents gathered near the burned house to express their indignation at what happened and remind of other problems of the microdistrict.

A resident of the New Urengoy Musa Mamedov, whose protest promotions of the OVD-info wrote repeatedly, nevertheless evicted from his emergency house without providing housing. This morning he was taken to the police for 4 hours, two children at that time were taken to the shelter, and his wife, according to the information, should soon be judged for violation of the migration regime. Mamedov’s house, while he was in the police, was partially destroyed.

who was detained The Crimean Tatar activist Marlen Mustafaev, during the day, was arrested by the Kievsky District Court of Simferopol for 11 days, and a search was conducted in his house. He was accused of displaying extremist symbols on social networks (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was reported by Radio Liberty journalist Anton Naumlyuk.

Convicted in the Sentsov Case and then exiled to Ukraine, Gennady Afanasiev appealed to the Constitutional Court of Russia. He complained about the norms of the law that allow the Federal Penitentiary Service to send some convicts to remote colonies, writes RBC.

On February 21, the Krasnodar Regional Court refused to replace serving the remaining sentence in a penal colony with a more lenient sentence for Daria Polyudova. The Public Verdict Foundation writes about this with reference to lawyer Irina Biryukova. The appeal was filed against the December court decision refusing to commute the sentence. In its message, the Foundation emphasizes that “it took Judge Irina Kurylenko less than a minute to make a decision” to refuse the application.

Journalist and left-wing activist Dmitry Zykov received a call from a man who introduced himself as an FSB officer. Zykov wrote about this on Facebook. The caller suggested that we meet and discuss the activities of the Left Socialist Action group. Zykov said that he did not intend to discuss anything with the FSB officers, to which the caller promised to further arrange a conversation within the framework of the law on operational-search activity.

The defense of the defendants in the Kirovles case, Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Ofitserov, filed a statement with the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, the applicants asked to study the complaint under the accelerated procedure at the next meeting. about this .

On February 21, the Russian government submitted to the State Duma a bill regulating the blocking of "mirrors" of banned sites. The bill provides for the introduction of the term “derivative site on the Internet” into the legislation and proposes “a procedure for extrajudicial restriction of access to such sites.” The text of the bill is available on the website of the Government of Russia.

About ten Crimean Tatar activists were detained in Simferopol. The house of one of them, Marlen Mustafayev, was searched, after which he and the Crimean Tatars who came to support him were detained, reports Radio Liberty journalist Anton Naumlyuk .

The Communist Party of the Russian Federation was forbidden to hold a rally on Obolensky-Nogotkov Square in Yoshkar-Ola, writes "7 * 7". As a reason, the officials cited the fact that the location of the rally is 186 meters from the Mari State University, while according to local law, the distance to the nearest educational institution should be at least 200 meters. Supporters of Gennady Zyuganov had to reschedule the time and place of their rally.

Activist Roman Roslovtsev, known for his protests in the mask of Vladimir Putin, told OVD-Info about the attention of the police to his person. The day before yesterday, the neighbors told him that the police were looking for him, and yesterday Roslovtsev had a conversation with the district police officer. Roslovtsev says that he gave an explanation to the district police officer about why he was participating in protest actions.

Members of the Other Russia, who were detained last night in the office of their movement, were released from the police at night after a conversation with law enforcement officers, according to the VKontakte group of supporters of Eduard Limonov. At the same time, computers, laptops and printers were confiscated in their office. The Limonovites claim that office equipment was taken away by employees of the "E" center.