In St. Petersburg, the police took away human rights activist Dinar Idrisov from the hospital to the detention center at 6 Zakharyevskaya Street. He was hospitalized after he went on a hunger strike. this on Facebook . announced Konstantin Sinitsin “Despite the indications and recommendations to continue treatment for at least two more days, the head of the 9th therapeutic department secretly prepared the documents for discharge,” he wrote.

Members of the Revolutionary Workers' Party Mikhail Gorchilin, Semyon Kozarev and Yekaterina Ushakova, who were detained on the morning of June 21 in Moscow, were released from the Nizhegorodsky police station about four hours later. Protocols were not drawn up for them, Oleg Bulaev, a fellow party member of the detainees, said.

Activist Ekaterina Maldon, along with her son, received political asylum in Germany, she wrote on Facebook. Maldon left Russia in April 2015, emigrating to Ukraine. her departure The activist explained by the criminal case brought against her, according to her information, as well as threats, for example, to “cut off her head”. In December 2014, Maldon's apartment was searched , during which all literature, posters, Ukrainian flags, badges, wreaths and a computer were taken away.

The Commission on Juvenile Affairs in Veliky Novgorod fined Sergei Kuznetsov, who was detained at an anti-corruption rally on June 12, 20 thousand rubles. He was recognized as the organizer of an uncoordinated procession (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), writes the Novgorod.ru portal. According to the publication, Kuznetsov was detained immediately after the agreed rally, and he did not participate in the uncoordinated march.

The Krasnodar District Court of Krasnodar fined Yana Antonova, coordinator of the Open Russia movement in Krasnodar, 15,000 rubles. She was found guilty of carrying out the activities of a foreign or international organization recognized as undesirable on the territory of Russia (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). about this . writes Radio Liberty The report on Antonova was drawn up at the end of May.

On June 19, the Frunzensky District Court of St. Petersburg acquitted Andrei Zapolsky, who was detained at an anti-corruption rally on June 12. about this . writes The portal "News Kupchino" Zapolsky was accused of disobeying a lawful order of a police officer (part 1 of article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and of violating the rules for holding a public event (article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In the Shchukino district in Moscow, they did not agree on the action of separate waste collection, which was supposed to take place on June 17. about this on June 21 The Agency for Social Information writes . The SZAO prefecture, in its refusal, referred to the restrictions imposed by the decree of President Vladimir Putin in connection with the Confederations Cup.

Photo: Sovcombank on the street. Shchepkina/Google Street View In the Moscow Sovcombank on 28, the police detained four deceived borrowers of the bank. They hold a hunger strike for the second day. They were delivered to the Meshchansky police department. About this ATD-Info was told by Alexander Popov, one of the detainees. Alexander Popov, Valentina Kainozarova and Elena Gumenyuk were in the client’s client room. Timur Alyautdinov stood on the street by the bank with a single picket.

Ukrainian activist Natalya Kharchenko left Crimea on June 20 due to persecution by the FSB. This was reported on June 21 by the Crimean Human Rights Group. As Kharchenko said, the FSB officers plan to initiate a criminal case against her. The activist left with practically no belongings, temporarily leaving the children to their parents, reports the Crimean Human Rights Group.

Photo: rally on June 12 in Khabarovsk/Vladimir Pozhidaev In Khabarovsk, the organizer of the agreed rally on June 12 and three activists drew up administrative protocols for violations of order during a rally. This was reported on his Facebook page by the coordinator of the headquarters of Navalny in Khabarovsk Alexei Vorsin. Activists were taken to the police department, where they made protocols, after which they sent to court, which was later transferred.

Olga Avilkina, a supporter of politician Svetlana (Peunova), was sentenced to one and a half years of suspended imprisonment. This was reported by Avilkina’s associates. Lady-RusOVD-Info On June 15, the Krasnogorsk City Court of the Moscow Region found Avilkina guilty of inciting hatred against the social group “power” (Article 282 of the Criminal Code). The trial took place behind closed doors.

In Moscow, at about 9 am, at the Mikoyan meat processing plant, three activists of the Revolutionary Workers' Party were detained - Mikhail Gorchilin, Semyon Kozarev and Ekaterina Ushakova. Now they are in the Nizhny Novgorod police station. This was reported to OVD-Info by Oleg Bulaev, a fellow party member of the detainees. The activists were handing out leaflets calling to join the party at the entrance of the plant, where they were detained by police officers.