Investigators in Irkutsk tried to interrogate, without a subpoena or a lawyer, minor Vasilisa Istomina, who is serving as a witness in the case of activist Dmitry Litvin (he is accused of insulting the feelings of believers). Radio Liberty reported this on June 1. On May 29, Istomina received a call from an unfamiliar number and, without introducing herself, asked where she was. The girl refused to answer.

The Krasnoselsky District Court of St. Petersburg on June 1 fined two of the defrauded equity holders of the long-term construction of the Gorod Group of Companies detained at the picket the day before. This is reported by MR7. Alla Andreeva and Sergey Petrov were fined 10,000 rubles by the court for violating Part 5 of Art.

The Rostov-on-Don administration did not agree on a procession against corruption as part of the “Requires” campaign on Bolshaya Sadovaya Street and a rally on the theater square on June 12, demanding to change the route, and Oleg Kosolapov, deputy mayor of Blagoveshchensk, invited the applicants to appoint a different number.

In Moscow, in the Krasnoselsky district, a cameraman was detained, who was filming construction work for Solidarity activists as part of the start of the election campaign. This was announced on June 1 on Facebook by a member of the Bureau of the political council of the movement, Ilya Yashin. “Today we organized an independent inspection of “improvement works” in the Krasnoselsky district. Less than half an hour later, a police squad arrived and took our operator away.

On June 1, the trial of the head of the Karelian Memorial, Yuri Dmitriev, began in the Petrozavodsk City Court. On May 12, the court arrested the historian for six months. The hearing on the case is being held behind closed doors; Dmitriev’s daughter and a support group came to court. The press is not allowed into the hall. extended Dmitriev's conviction for photographing a minor for the purpose of producing pornographic materials. The victim is his adopted daughter.

On May 12, the Kamensky City Court (Penza Region) found local resident Ivan Gorodisky guilty of publicly displaying Nazi symbols (part 1 of article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and arrested him for 10 days. about this . writes The SOVA Center Ivan Gorodisky leads the Penza regional branch of the Western Choice party and was already arrested in December 2016 for displaying Nazi symbols.

On May 30, it became known that a criminal case had been opened in Chuvashia against a 46-year-old resident of Kanash for posting extremist material on Facebook (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code). about this writes The SOVA Center . The accused was arrested, and as part of the criminal case in Kanash and Cheboksary, police officers conducted several searches, and literature was confiscated.

At a meeting of the Moscow City Court on May 31, Dmitry Krepkin, accused in the “March 26 case,” completely refused to admit guilt. This was reported by Grani. Dmitry Krepkin is accused of using violence not dangerous to life or health against a police officer during an anti-corruption rally in Moscow on March 26 under Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code. The investigation believes that he hit riot policeman Zvonarev in the leg.

The organizer of the protest action on March 26 in Tolyatti, Stanislav Bulaev, told OVD-Info by phone that a district police officer called the activist and called him to the department to give an explanation based on the materials received from the prosecutor's office to raise funds for the payment of fines. As whom Bulaev is called, the employee did not explain.

It became known that the Central District Court of Komsomolsk-on-Amur fined the detained participants of the anti-corruption action on March 26 and ordered arrest for some. The names of the detainees are known: Kulakov A.A. — 1,000 rubles, Zhurlov E.S. — 1,000 rubles, Terekhin A.I. - three days of arrest, D.I. Reznichenko - two days of arrest. The mother of a minor participant in the action was fined 10,000 rubles by the Administrative Commission for Minors.

In Yelets (Lipetsk region), on May 31, activist and local human rights activist Gennady Makarov was detained on suspicion of "extremism". This is reported by Kommersant-Chernozemye with reference to an associate of the activist Ilya Danilov. On May 31, Makarov received a summons with a request to appear at the police department on June 2, the activist did not wait for the appointed date and came on the same day.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow has postponed the announcement of the verdict to the former director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature, Natalya Sharina, to June 5. This is reported by TASS with reference to the press secretary of the court Yulia Bocharova. On May 29, the prosecutor asked Natalya Sharina to be sentenced to a five-year suspended sentence.

On May 31, Stanislav Khalizov, an activist of the Revolutionary Workers' Party (RRP) and the organizer of an anti-government rally in the city of Mineralnye Vody, came to the house of the police. This was reported on the page of the party "Vkontakte". Having come to the activist, the police behaved politely and stated that they wanted to understand “are you from ISIS”, after which the employees demanded to go with them to the department.

On June 1, the Sovetsky District Court of Chelyabinsk decided to release local resident Alexei Moroshkin from a psychiatric hospital, who was placed there in December 2015 after a trial on charges of calling for separatism. As it became known from the lawyer of the Agora International Human Rights Group Andrei Lepekhin, who represents the interests of Moroshkin, his client should be released from psychiatric hospital No. 1 in Chelyabinsk in ten days.

Nationalist Alexander Potkin (Belov) filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court against the article on incitement of hatred or enmity (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) in the part “in which this norm served as the basis for bringing him to criminal responsibility for his political activities,” Vedomosti writes , citing Open Russia lawyer Sergei Badamshin.