After a search and interrogation at Center E, a criminal case was initiated against the head of Youth Yabloko in Stavropol, Kirill Bobro, for possession of drugs on a large scale (part 2 of article 228 of the Criminal Code). According to lawyer Vitaliy Zubenko, Kirill Bobro was detained for two days and after the expiration of this period, he will most likely be taken into custody. During the search, two bags with an unknown substance were found.

Yuri Kanygin, coordinator of the Pskov branch of the Open Russia movement, was called on March 13 by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism (Center E) to give explanations. In a telephone conversation, Kanygin asked to send him a summons, but so far he has not received it. It is reported by "Pskov province" with reference to Kanygin. The activist does not know exactly on what case he should give explanations.

Residents of Novy Urengoy Musa Mamedov, Yuriy Bularga and Dmitry Oleinik, who were detained earlier for holding a solitary picket, were released from the police department after a conversation without charge. OVD-Info was informed about this by telephone by activist Alexander Zimbovsky.

The Leninsky District Court of Cheboksary fined Dmitry Semyonov, coordinator of Open Russia in Chuvashia, three thousand rubles in connection with his post on the decision of the Supreme Court of Chuvashia on two other administrative cases. about this writes Mediazona with reference to Dmitry Semenov. The case was filed on February 13th.

Jemil Temishev, one of the lawyers in the "February 26 case" about mass riots, was removed from the case by the Central District Court of Simferopol. This is reported by "Crimea. Realii” with reference to a lawyer. According to the lawyer, the prosecutor filed a motion for recusal, because Temishev had previously represented Talat Yunusov and Eskender Nebiev, and the prosecutor saw a conflict of interest in this.

The Tver Regional Court did not accept the cassation appeal against the sentence of local resident Andrei Bubeev, who was sentenced to two years and three months in prison on charges of republishing extremist texts on the Internet. This was told to OVD-Info by lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina, representing the interests of Bubeev. According to her, the decision of the regional court to refuse to transfer the complaint to the court of cassation is dated February 27.

In the evening in Novy Urengoy, during a solo picket against eviction from his own house, a local resident Musa Mammadov was detained (he was holding a solo picket), as well as Yury Bularga and Dmitry Oleinik, who had come to support him. OVD-Info was informed about this by telephone by activist Alexander Zimbovsky. Now all the detainees are in the police, they are accused of violating the procedure for holding pickets (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

On March 15, activist Sergei Vasiliev was arrested in Tomsk, Ekaterina Lyushina told OVD-Info. According to her, he "was engaged in collecting compromising evidence on the Tomsk thief in law Novozhilov and investigating water damage at Vodokanal." Lyushina said that Vasilyev was taken from the hospital, where he was awaiting spinal surgery, and taken to SIZO No. 1 on Pushkin Street. It is still unknown what the activist is charged with.

About ten employees of the Zhilischnik repair organization, detained at the building of the Prosecutor's Office of the North-Western District of Moscow, were released after checking documents without charge. Those who came were still able to apply to the Prosecutor's Office with complaints about the delay in paying wages. Activist Alexander Zimbovsky told OVD-Info about this by phone.

On March 15, a lawsuit was filed with the Supreme Court by the Ministry of Justice to recognize the "Administrative Center of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia" as an extremist organization and to liquidate it. This was reported on the website of the Supreme Court. According to the SOVA center, this happened after an unscheduled inspection of a religious organization in February. The audit was carried out at the request of the Prosecutor General's Office.

Near the building of the prosecutor's office of the North-Western District of Moscow, about 10 employees of the Zhilischnik repair organization were detained for checking documents. The workers came to the prosecutor's office to file complaints against Zhilischnik about the delay in paying wages. All detainees are in the police bus at the department building. This was announced by the activist Alexander Zimbovsky on the OVD-Info hotline.

In the morning, Kirill Bobro, head of Youth Yabloko in Stavropol , was searched at home , during which employees of the Center for Combating Extremism (Center E) found two bags of green and white unknown substances. Bobro was interrogated by employees of the Center "E" and now, together with his lawyer, he is sent to undergo a drug examination. Lawyer Vitaliy Zubenko told OVD-Info about this over the phone.

The Krasnodar Regional Court upheld the administrative arrest of environmental activist Alexei Mandrigeli for posting a picture of Putin and a swastika on the VKontakte social network. This is reported by the "Caucasian Knot". Earlier, the Prikubansky District Court ruled to arrest Mandrigelya for ten days, considering the placement of the picture in 2012 on the activist's old page as dissemination of extremist materials.

Photo: David Nuriev, personal page "VKontakte" The Presnensky court of Moscow fined rapper Ptahu (David Nuriev, a participant in the Centr group) for 200 thousand rubles. He was found guilty of “exciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity, perfectly or using the media” (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the portal BFM.ru. The decision to initiate the case was made after one of the concerts of Ptah in the Moscow club "16 tons".

In the Koptevsky court, where a hearing is taking place on the criminal case against the Dubkov activist, Yulia Galyamina, a former candidate from Yabloko in the last State Duma elections, was forcibly removed. She refused to show the judge her passport, saying it was illegal.