In Yekaterinburg, during the #Tired action, one of the participants was detained for a T-shirt with a portrait of the President of Russia. about this writes Ekaterinburg Online with reference to Maxim Vernikov, a member of the federal political council of the Parnassus party.

As it became known to OVD-Info, the news previously published on the website about the detention of two activists in Kaliningrad of the #Tired action is not true. According to the information received from the coordinator of Open Russia, Yakov Grigoriev, no one was detained in Kaliningrad, three were only handed summons to appear, apparently, at the police department. Articles are not yet known, the information is being updated.

In the evening, human rights activist Dinar Idrisov was detained in the 22nd police department of St. Petersburg. As eyewitnesses told OVD-Info by phone, Idrisov was detained for videotaping at the police station, he was thrown to the floor, handcuffed and taken away. One could hear the human rights activist shouting that he was in pain and demanding the return of his personal belongings.

Activists Daria Kulakova and Laysan Ismagilova, who were detained in Kazan at the reception of the President of Russia, are left overnight in police department No. 16 until a court hearing on their administrative cases. Previously, Kulakova was taken to the hospital from the police department , but now she was brought back.

Alexei Efremov and Dmitry Kisiev, who were detained in Simferopol, were given a day of administrative arrest. Efremov spoke about this by calling the OVD-Info hotline. According to the activist, today the police officers came to his father's work immediately with witnesses. A protocol was drawn up against Efremov under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (organization of an uncoordinated event), allegedly for the action on March 26, which actually did not take place.

Detained in Kazan, Open Russia activist Daria Kulakova was taken from the police department to the hospital. This was reported on the Activatica.org website . Kulakova was detained at the reception of the President of the Russian Federation in Kazan, along with another activist, Lyaysan Ismagilova. Also, the police detained a man who was just walking out of the door of a nearby restaurant.

In Lipetsk, activist Maksim Tsurashenko , who were detained at the rally, were #tired and two minors were released from police department No. 8 without protocols. Tsurashenko himself announced this by calling the OVD-Info hotline. Parents came for the minors, and Tsurashenko was simply released after a conversation with an employee of the Center for Combating Extremism.

Those detained during the #tired protest in Tula were released without drawing up protocols. Roman Gavrilov reported this on the OVD-Info hotline.

The participants of the #fed up protest detained in Kemerovo were released from the courthouse, including the organizer of the protest, Dmitry Ulitin, who was detained earlier. Ulitin himself reported this on the hotline. OVD-InfoAccording to him, he was detained today at twelve o'clock in the afternoon and taken to the Tsentralny police station, where he was kept for three hours without explaining the reasons for the detention. Three hours later he was released without a protocol.

In Kaliningrad, the police detained two participants in the action #tired. This was reported on the Open Russia website. The organizers submitted several applications for holding the event in the form of a picket, and one of them was approved by the city authorities. Participants collected appeals to the president in a plastic box.

Timofey Klabukov, coordinator of Open Russia in Izhevsk, was released after a drug examination on the eve of the #fed up protest. Polina Nemirovskaya, an employee of the human rights department of Open Russia, spoke about this. The detained OVD-InfoKlabukov was stopped twice today by traffic police inspectors. The first time he was informed that he had received a certain signal on 02, the second time - that he had made a certain sharp turn.

Activist Denis Shalikov, detained in Novokuznetsk, has been released. This was reported on the page of the Movement of Conscientious Objectors to Military Service. The organizer of the picket as part of the #Fed up campaign in Novokuznetsk, Denis Shakin, was detained and taken to the Kuibyshevsky district police department due to failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office.

In Lipetsk, RONA (Russian United National Alliance) activist Maksim Tsurashenko and two other minors were detained at the Open Russia rally. He himself announced this by calling the OVD-Info hotline. Tsurashenko was taken to the police, now the investigator is talking to him. The police talk about "involving minors in political activities." What article of the criminal or administrative codes regulates this crime is not specified.

St. Petersburg -only about 110 detainees Auto -Zak No. 1 - eight detainees, delivered to the department No. 51 of the Moscow region, among them: Oleg Smirnov, Sergey Lunts, Olga Smirnova, Nadezhda Kozlovskaya, Irina Kozlova, Sergey Chobur, Rostislav Sirotin On all, protocols are drawn up under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code, all are released . AutoZak No. 2 - seven detainees were delivered to the police department No.

In Tula, 20 people were detained at the Open Russia rally. One of the detainees, Larisa Margacheva, reported this to the hotline. OVD-InfoThe detainees were loaded into a paddy wagon and taken to the Zarechensky police department.