On the evening of April 25, well-known blogger Nikolai Danilov (Norwegsky Lesnoy) was detained for several photos of Open Russia coordinator Maria Baronova, who pasted stickers over a trash can. The police said that Nikolay Danilov had no right to engage in journalistic activities and took him to the Basmannoye police station. Writes about this "Open Russia".

The Zavolzhsky District Court of Yaroslavl returned to the defense a petition for parole (PAROLE) for Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, a defendant in the Bolotnaya case. The court found formal inaccuracies in the document. about this writes Interfax with reference to the press secretary of the Yaroslavl Regional Court Natalya Sarbunova.

The Kurgan City Court found ex-Imam Ali Yakupov not guilty of inciting hatred against the social group “Communists”. about this Writes "Kommersant". The imam was accused of inciting hatred towards the communists (Article 282 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, in 2016 Yakupov left a comment on the social network VKontakte on a post about the ban on wearing the hijab in China. In his commentary, the imam predicted "heavenly punishments" for the Chinese communists.

On April 25, the Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan found Ilya Novikov, coordinator of the Tatarstan branch of Open Russia, guilty of violating the procedure for holding a picket (part 1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and ordered him to undergo 35 hours of compulsory work. about this Writes "Ideal. Realities".

Earlier, at the building of the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow, supporters of the nationalist Dmitry Demushkin were released. Protocols were drawn up against Igor Davydov, Anatoly Vyshegorodsky and Timofey (surname unknown) for failure to comply with the order of the bailiff (Part 2 of Article 17.3 of the Administrative Code). Denis Romanov told the Nationalist Party about this over the phone. Detainees OVD-Infopress Secretary

In Moscow, near the building of the Nagatinsky District Court, where nationalist Dmitry Demushkin was sentenced to two and a half years in prison, three activists of the Nationalist Party were detained. Denis Romanov reported this to the party over the phone. OVD-Infopress Secretary was sentenced. Igor Davydov, Anatoly Vyshegorodsky, Timofey (last name unknown) were detained. Igor Davydov has already been released, but two other activists are still in the courthouse.

The colony administration refused to allow public defender Sergei Sharov-Delone to visit Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, convicted in the Bolotnaya case, who is serving his sentence in IK-1 in the Yaroslavl region. Radio Liberty writes about this with reference to the defender. Correctional officers did not give any explanation as to the reasons for denying admission. On April 24, it became known that Ivan Nepomnyashchikh was beaten in the colony detention center.

The authorities of Kazan refused to agree on 30 declared pickets of Open Russia, within the framework of the all-Russian action "I'm tired of it." about it Writes "Free press. Volga region". The applicants for the shares intended to hold a series of pickets from April 24 to 28 in three different places in the city, applications were submitted on April 21 (Friday).

On April 25, the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced nationalist Dmitry Demushkin to two and a half years in prison in a penal colony, accused of inciting hatred and enmity using the Internet. Earlier today, during the debate of the parties, the prosecutor asked for just such a punishment for Demushkin.

On April 24, during the debate of the parties, the prosecution asked the judge of the Moscow District Military Court to sentence Imam Mahmud Velitov, accused of publicly justifying terrorism, to three and a half years in prison in a general regime colony. This was reported on April 24 by the RAPSI agency. The prosecutor also asked to deprive Velitov of the right to engage in religious activities for three years.

On April 25, the Moscow City Court refused to satisfy the defense's appeal against the decision of the Presnensky Court of Moscow to detain mathematician Dmitry Bogatov, accused of preparing to organize mass riots, calls for mass riots and terrorism, for two months. Mediazona reports this from the courtroom.

Today, April 25, during the debate of the parties, the prosecutor asked the Nagatinsky court to sentence nationalist Dmitry Demushkin to two and a half years in a penal colony, accused of inciting hatred and enmity using the Internet. This is reported by RAPSI with reference to the lawyer Oleg Kolesnikov, who represents the interests of Demushkin in the criminal process.