Judge Nonna Bugakova of the Polevskoy City Court (Sverdlovsk Region) overturned the decision of the territorial commission on juvenile affairs to fine 10,000 rubles for the mother of Sofya Murzina, who was detained during an anti-corruption rally on March 26. It is reported Ura.ru.

The prosecutor's office asked the court to find the former deputy of the Kursk Regional Duma Olga Li guilty of libel (part 1 of article 298.1 of the Criminal Code) and fine her 100 thousand rubles. This was reported to OVD-Info by the lawyer of the international human rights group Agora Roman Lyzlov.

Two activists detained at an anti-corruption rally on the Champ de Mars went on a hunger strike at the 15th police department in St. Petersburg. One of them is a citizen of Kazakhstan. Rosbalt reported this on June 19, citing the words of activist Mikhail Borisov. The detainee (which of them is not specified) went on a hunger strike because he did not agree with the court’s decision and continues to protest in the temporary detention center.

Photo: Activatica.org In the Chekhovsky district of the Moscow region, in the village of Manushkino, on June 17, two local residents were detained, from among the starving from the beginning of the month in protest for the actions of local authorities. This was reported on the Activatica portal. Residents of Manushkino demand to close the landfill - the landfill Kulakovsky.

In Almetyevsk on June 19, the police took away the organizer of the anti-corruption rally Sergei Andreev from the house, breaking the door to the apartment. This was reported to the hotline. OVD-InfoAccording to him, Andreev did not come to the court, which was supposedly scheduled after the rally on June 12, which local authorities did not approve. There is currently no contact with him; it is unknown which police department he is being taken to.

The Cheryomushkinsky District Court of Moscow extended the preventive measure for two months for Volgograd human rights activist Igor Nagavkin, head of the regional branch of the movement “For Human Rights”. About this on June 17, Novaya Gazeta. reported the director of the movement “For Human Rights” Lev Ponomarev came to the court, he offered personal guarantee for Nagavkin.

Publication date: 07.06.2017 Protests took place in 154 cities. From 49,661 (lower estimate) to 98,720 (upper estimate) people took to the streets. The upper estimate is based on statements by organizers, journalists and participants, the lower estimate is based on comments from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, local authorities and eyewitnesses. In 50 cities, organizers and local authorities agreed on the location of the events.

The St. Petersburg City Court upheld the decision in the administrative case of human rights activist Dinar Idrisov. Konstantin Ershov wrote about this on Facebook. The court hearing lasted about 4 hours. At the same time, Idrisov has been on a dry hunger strike for the fourth day, protesting against, in his opinion, the unlawful decision of the Dzerzhinsky District Court, which sent him under arrest for 14 days, allegedly for petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code).

The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region confirmed that the police really used pepper spray in the 33rd police station, where there were those detained for participating in an unsanctioned rally on the Field of Mars. This was reported on June 19 by RBC. The representative of the department explained that a 37-year-old citizen was taken to the same department for petty hooliganism.

The Moscow City Court upheld the sentence of actor Yuri Kuliy, who was sentenced to eight months in a penal colony for using violence against a police officer, which allegedly took place on March 26 in Moscow during the anti-corruption event “He’s not Dimon to you.” Medusa reports this.

On June 19, the Moscow City Court upheld the decision of the Meshchansky District Court on administrative punishment in the form of ten days of arrest under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer) to Roman Rubanov, director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation. This was announced on Twitter by the head of the legal department of FBK Ivan Zhdanov. Rubanov was detained on June 12 on Sakharov Avenue during an agreed rally.

The collection of signatures in support of the arrested mathematics teacher Dmitry Bogatov takes place on June 19 in Moscow in the Main building of Moscow State University, despite the ban from the dean’s office, on the first floor in the hall near the entrance (“Shaiba”). This was reported in the VKontakte group “news of the MSU initiative group.” Signatures will be collected until 20:00.

The Pskov Regional Court overturned the decision of the Pskov City Court in the case of one of the organizers of the rally against corruption on March 26. This was reported on June 15 by the publication Pskovskaya Gubernia. The court of appeal pointed out that the rights of the organizer Pavel Chernov were not partially violated, as the city court decided , but completely, and the administration's refusal to hold the rally on March 26 was illegal.

Two detainees at an anti-corruption rally on June 12 in St. Petersburg were hospitalized from the 28th Liaison Police Department because they were placed overnight in an unheated room and were not fed. this on his facebook . announced Journalist Arseniy Vesnin Two of those taken to the 28th department were placed in a cell with a temperature of about 8-10 degrees without blankets, given only mattresses smelling of urine.

I already realized that, probably, that’s it, I’m dying, dying, because I’m trying to take a breath and I can’t. I inhale and the gas hits my throat, making me choke even more. The St. Petersburg headquarters of Alexei Navalny's presidential campaign provided OVD-Info with audio recordings in which two people describe this story (we do not indicate their last names in the text).