Blogger Aleksey Kungurov, convicted under Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code (“Public Justification of Terrorism”) for his post on LiveJournal “Who are Putin’s falcons really bombing?” Despite the sentence that has entered into force, they are not sent from the pre-trial detention center to a settlement colony. This was reported on May 10 in the digest of the Glasnost Defense Foundation.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow returned to the prosecutor's office the criminal case of the author of the book “The Foot of the Russian Olympus. Strokes to the Portrait of a Modern Official”, former Deputy Head of the Department for Coordinating the Activities of Plenipotentiary Representatives of the President of the Russian Federation Vitaly Guliy. This was reported by Kasparov on May 11. Ru. The court considered that the wording of the accusation was vague.

On May 11, the Leninsky District Court of Samara fined the first secretary of the Samara city committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Damir Stalin (Biktagirov) ten thousand rubles, finding him guilty under Part 1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by the organizer of a public event of the established procedure for organizing or holding it). The Zasekin agency reports this.

The Supreme Court of Chuvashia upheld the decisions to fine the participants of the rally against corruption in Cheboksary on March 26, Semyon Kochkin, Dmitry Robson and Vyacheslav Rybakov. Human rights activist Alexey Glukhov reported this on Facebook. All three were accused of disobeying a police officer (under Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). Kochkin was fined 1,000 rubles on March 29, Rybakov the same amount on March 31, and Robson was fined 500 rubles on March 30.

A lawyer was allowed to see Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, convicted in the Bolotnaya case, and two other prisoners of IK-1 of the Yaroslavl Region, Ruslan Vakhapov and Yevgeny Makarov, who complained of beatings. This happened after a four-hour wait, according to the Public Verdict Foundation. At the same time, the lawyer managed to talk only with Nepomniachtchi, after which she was asked to leave the colony, saying that the working day was over.

Photo: "Pskov province" On May 11, the Pskov City Court stopped the administrative case of the photographer Dmitry Markov in connection with the lack of the composition of the offense. This was reported by the Pskov province. Photographer Dmitry Markov was detained on March 26, along with six more participants in the “He NOT DIMON” action in Pskov.

The activists detained near the Mayakovskaya metro station, who were going to submit appeals to the Prosecutor General's Office with a demand to investigate cases of persecution of gays in Chechnya, were released from the Tverskoy police station.

Tomorrow, May 12, the Tverskoy District Court will hold a hearing in the case of actor Yuri Kuliy, who is accused of using violence against a police officer during an anti-corruption rally in Moscow on March 26. Kommersant reported this on May 10 with reference to Kuliy’s lawyer Alexey Liptser. His client’s case will be considered in a special manner, and the verdict will be pronounced on the same day. As Liptser said, the meeting will begin at 15:30 in room No. 14 of the Tver Court.

On May 11, the Naberezhnye Chelny City Court of the Republic of Tatarstan fined Dmitry Teterin, the organizer of an anti-corruption rally held on March 26 in Naberezhnye Chelny, ten thousand rubles. This is reported by the publication Chelny-biz.ru. The court found Teterin guilty of violating the procedure for organizing a public event (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In Crimea, on the morning of May 11, in the village of Strogonovka, the house of the Crimean Tatar activist Riza Izetov was searched. According to the publication "Crimea. Realii, citing eyewitnesses, the security forces blocked three streets in Strogonovka, the police, as well as the National Guard and the FSB, took part in the search. After the search, Izetov was taken to the Center for Combating Extremism for questioning.

I have historical roots with this area from my grandparents. They lived in the Ivanovo barracks. My parents were born there. I was born next to Dubki Park, on Marina Raskova Street. Then the parents were given an apartment in Otradnoye, but relatives remained in this area. I spent even more time here than in Otradnoye. Then I returned to this area to live.

Five currency mortgage holders, who were detained on the night of May 11 in the Sovcombank building, were released at about four in the morning. In the Presnensky police department, they were drawn up protocols under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer). The detainees were promised to be informed about the dates of court hearings later.

In Moscow, on Tverskaya Street near the Mayakovskaya metro station, five LGBT activists were detained, who planned to take appeals in connection with the persecution of gays in Chechnya to the Prosecutor General's Office. It is known about the detention of Marina Dedales, Alexandra Alekseeva, Nikita Safronov, Valentina Dekhtyarenko and a foreign citizen, Italian Yuri Guaian. The police motivated the detention by the fact that the activists allegedly staged a public rally.

Judge of the Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg Yekaterina Shoponyak on May 11 sentenced blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky to three and a half years of suspended imprisonment. According to the court, the blogger is guilty of insulting the feelings of believers, inciting hatred or enmity, as well as illegal use of special equipment. Radio Liberty broadcasts live the announcement of the verdict.

Five people were detained in the Sovcombank building on Krasnopresnenskaya Embankment on the night of May 11. These are foreign exchange mortgage holders who started an indefinite hunger strike at the bank premises from 15:00 on May 10. During the day they were in the building, there were more people, and, according to the caller to the OVD-Info hotline, everything was calm.