On April 7, the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow continued to consider the administrative cases of those detained on March 26 in Moscow. About 50 hearings were scheduled. According to OVD-Info, at 22:50 Moscow time, under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by a participant of the procedure for holding a public event), three people were fined 20 thousand rubles, three people 15 thousand and eight people 10 thousand.

An elderly participant in the March 26 action in Arkhangelsk, Marina Venchikova, was fined one thousand rubles in an administrative case for demonstrating Nazi symbols. The publication “Dvina Today” is about this. reports Venchikova was detained on March 26 at a rally, where she came with her granddaughter. At the police department, where a report was drawn up against her for violating the rules of holding a public event, she became ill and was taken to the hospital.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow did not satisfy the request of the Investigative Committee to arrest university teacher Dmitry Bogatov, who is suspected of inciting mass riots at the April 2 rally. This was reported on April 7 by Meduza.

Activist of the Tatar Public Center Rafis Kashapov, sentenced to three years in prison for several publications on social networks, was taken to an unknown direction from the colony on whose territory he was located. Anastasia Zotova writes about this on Twitter from the words of Kashapov’s wife, Nurzia. Until now, Kashapov was kept in prison hospital No. 18 on the territory of IK-18 near Ukhta. He was transferred to the hospital in February 2017.

Ruslan Khubaev, head of the Krasnodar branch of the Other Russia party, was detained by the police. He is charged with part 1 of article 19.24 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - non-compliance by a person in respect of whom administrative supervision has been established, administrative restrictions or restrictions imposed on him by the court. This was reported on April 7 in the Other Russia group VKontakte.

In the library. N.K. Krupskaya in St. Petersburg refused to hold the “Living Library” - an event aimed at overcoming stereotypes about different social groups, in which people act as books. Rosbalt reported this on April 7. According to project organizer Boris Romanov, they had an agreement to hold the event on May 20.

The Prosecutor's Office of the Industrial District of Smolensk issued warnings to two activists. One for the creation of a Vkontakte group dedicated to an anti-corruption rally, the second for raising money for leaflets and banners for a protest action. This was reported on April 7 by Readovka.ru.

Six suspects in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case in Crimea have had their arrest extended until June 8. This was reported on the Crimean Solidarity Facebook page. On April 7, the court extended the arrest of Muslim Aliyev, Refat Alimov, Enver Bekirov, Arsen Dzhepparov, Emir-Usein Kuk and Vadim Siruk. The meeting was held behind closed doors.

The case of Dmitry Buchenkov, a defendant in the Bolotnaya case, was transferred to the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow, which judge is still unknown. This was reported to OVD-Info on April 7 by lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina. According to her, the day before Dmitry Buchenkov, who is currently under house arrest, was handed over the approved indictment.

The court in Chelyabinsk found violations in the police protocol in the case of “violation by the organizer of a public event of the established order of its organization” in relation to Alexei Tabalov, and returned the case materials to the police department. However, the police drew up a new protocol right in the hallway of the court. This was announced on April 7 by the lawyer Andrey Lepekhin, who represents the interests of Tabalov. The police changed the article in the document.

A person involved in the case of calls for mass unrest was Dmitry Bogatov, a mathematics teacher at one of the capital's universities. The portal “BFM.RU” reported this with reference to the lawyer of the accused, Alexey Teptsov. The investigation intends to go to court on April 7 with a petition to select a preventive measure for him. The suspect denies guilt.

Rustem Vaitov, accused in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case, who is in correctional colony No. 1 in the city of Kurgan, was twice sent to a punishment cell for refusing to “squeal”. They are also trying to give him a Russian passport. this on Facebook . announced Yana Goncharova, coordinator of the Rosuznik project, According to her, Vaitov was visited by members of the PMC in the Kurgan region, to whom the prisoner told about the “punishments”.

The Krasnodar Regional Court continues to consider the appeals of the participants of the rally against corruption against the decisions of the district courts. Bislan Zhane was upheld the sentence of administrative arrest for 10 days under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a lawful order or demand of a police officer) Muradin Zhane was upheld the sentence of administrative arrest for 10 days under Art.

Photo: "Radio Liberty"/ Leonid Razvozhaev at the exit from the colony in Krasnoyarsk Leonid Razvoszhaev, convicted of the case of the organization of unrest in Bolotnaya Square, was released. The colony in Krasnoyarsk Razvozhaev left on the morning of April 7. It is reported by Radio Liberty. In a conversation with the Radio Liberty correspondent, Razvoevae thanked everyone who supported him, while he was in prison, emphasizing that he perhaps survived this.

I was lucky enough to get to the Investigative Committee after a single picket on April 2 at Petrovka, 38. There I spoke out against torture in the special detention center of detainees on March 26. Me and 6 other people were taken to the Tverskoy police station, where administrative protocols were drawn up for 20.2 part 5. And while we were sitting in the assembly hall, we were told that an investigator was coming here to talk with us.