Alexei Ivanov, who was detained today at a feminist rally in St. Petersburg, is left overnight in the 78th police department, the rest of the detainees were released. It is reported by Irina Yatsenko. At all, protocols were drawn up under Art. 19.3 (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer) and Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violations of the procedure for holding a public event). Ivanov's trial is expected tomorrow. UPD.

Those detained at a feminist action in St. Petersburg began to be released from the police department, by this time four people remain in the department, the rest are already at large. This was reported by Dinar Idrisov by phone to the OVD-Info hotline. According to Idrisov, on some of the detainees, the police draw up protocols under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer), on others - under Part 5 of Art.

Boris Stomakhin, who was sentenced to 7 years in prison for publishing on the Internet, is in the EPKT (single cell-type room - prison) IK-10 of the Perm Territory, was again placed in a pre-trial detention center. Victor Korb writes about this on his Twitter: In early February, Stomakhin was sent to the ShIZO for calling the wagons in which the prisoners were transported "Stolypin".

Members of the POC Kholodov and Teplitskaya arrived at the 78th police department of St. Petersburg, where the detainees were taken at the feminist action, and demanded that the police release everyone, since no one had been taken into account, except for Maria Krasnova, and three hours had already passed. This was reported by Dinar Idrisov by phone to the OVD-Info hotline.

Maria Krasnova, who was detained today at a feminist action in St. Petersburg, was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. It is reported by Irina Yatsenko. On Krasnova, as well as on the minor Alisa Novrabi, who had been released earlier, an administrative protocol was drawn up under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the established procedure for holding a public event).

The detainees during the feminist action in St. Petersburg continue to remain in the 78th police department. It is reported by Irina Yatsenko. Minor Alisa Novorbi was released home after her parents came for her. There are 9 people in the department, another 4, with whom the connection broke, are in the car in front of the department. Among them is Maria Krasnova, who became ill in the car, as well as Olga Trofimova.

St. Petersburg human rights activist Dinar Idrisov is not allowed into the 78th police department to see those detained earlier at a feminist rally. He talked about this over the phone. OVD-InfoThere are currently 10 people in the police department: Anastasia Paradnaya, Anastasia Khodyreva, Varya Mikhailova, Alexandra Shelepova, Anastasia Nekozakova, Alisa Novrabi, Anastasia Romanova, Olga Roshchina, Alexey Ivanov and Alina Andreeva.

Photo: Twitter @bukvace The detainees on the feminist action in St. Petersburg were brought to the 78th police department, there are only 9 people: Anastasia Romanova, Olga Roshchina, Alina Andreeva, Anastasia Paradaya, Varya Mikhailova and Anastasia Khodyreva, Anastasia Nekozakova and two more people. This was announced on the hotline of the ATD-Info hotline by Anastasia Nekozakova.

In St. Petersburg, on the Champ de Mars, during an action in honor of the centenary of the February Revolution, the first secretary of the Central Committee of the ROT Front party, Viktor Tyulkin, was detained. Rosbalt reports this. An administrative protocol was drawn up against Tyulkin under Art. 19.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (“Arbitrariness”)—law enforcement officers were dissatisfied with the installation of flags by activists.

In St. Petersburg, another activist, Anastasia Nekozakova, was detained on Malaya Sadovaya Street. hotline Her common-law husband reported this on the OVD-Info . Irina Yatsenko reports a large number of arrests in addition to those mentioned earlier. According to her, the police approach the protesters from behind and take them into paddy wagons without explanation. Some of the people were released after some time.

In St. Petersburg, another activist, Anastasia Nekozakova, was detained on Malaya Sadovaya Street. This was reported by her common-law husband by telephone to the OVD-Info hotline. Irina Yatsenko reports a large number of detentions in addition to those mentioned earlier. According to her, the police come up to the protesters from behind and take them to paddy wagons without explaining the reasons. Some of the people were released after some time.

In St. Petersburg, on Malaya Sadovaya Street, six activists were detained for group singing. This was reported to OVD-Info by Irina Yatsenko. Anastasia Romanova, Olga Roshchina, Alina Andreeva, Anastasia Paradnaya, Varya Mikhailova and Anastasia Khodyreva were detained. UPD: according to journalist David Frenkel on his Twitter, two more people were detained at the rally. The activists sang the songs "Bread and Roses", "The Walls Will Collapse" and "Die Patriarchy".

Elena Tishchenko, Alexandra Orlova, Marina Timofeeva, Leda Garina, photographer Arden Arkman and Novaya Gazeta journalists Elena Kostyuchenko and Anna Artemyeva, who were detained in the Alexander Garden, were released from the police department. This was reported by legal coordinator Alla Frolova. OVD-InfoPolice held a preventive conversation with them, and took fingerprints from some people. No reports of violations were drawn up.

Two activists were detained on Red Square for trying to hang a banner. Activist Elena Bezrukova reported this. Details are being clarified. Activists Elena Tishchenko, Alexandra Orlova, Marina Timofeeva, Leda Garina, photographer Arden Arkman and Novaya Gazeta journalists Elena Kostyuchenko and Anna Artemyeva were detained. They were taken to the police station.