The city government of Kaluga denied activists of the local headquarters of politician Alexei Navalny 44 applications for the installation of campaign cubes on the Theater Square of the city. This was reported on June 23 by the 7×7 portal. Applications were for different times from June 27 to July 7, but all of them were not agreed, allegedly due to a contract with an individual entrepreneur involved in the leisure of the population.

The Prosecutor General's Office did not carry out an investigation at the deputy request of the communist Valery Rashkin about the “possible corruption activities” of the head of government Dmitry Medvedev, evidence of which was presented in the investigative film of the Anti-Corruption Foundation “He’s not your Dimon.” Rashkin himself announced this on June 23 on Twitter.

In Moscow, several activists of the Revolutionary Workers' Party, as well as Roman Roslovtsev, were detained near the Vorobyovy Gory metro station. This was reported to the OVD-Info hotline by Nikolay Igamers. According to the police, a passer-by complained about "a group of suspicious people near the subway". According to some reports, they planned to hold a protest against the renovation, and one of the detainees had a broom in his hand. However, in any case, the action did not even begin.

In Elektrougli, police officers came to the participant of the action on June 12 on Tverskaya Street. This was reported on June 23 to the OVD-Info hotline. During the rally, the participant was detained, but the Moscow police department did not draw up a report on an administrative violation against him, only checked his documents and took his fingerprints. Mom spoke to the police on the intercom today.

The executive committee of the Zelenodolsk municipal district of Tatarstan did not agree on a picket in support of the nomination of Alexei Navalny for the presidential elections in Russia in March 2018. This was reported on June 23 by the Idel portal. Realities.

The Sovetsky District Court of Orel fined 10,000 rubles to 18-year-old Tatyana Ivanova, who was detained on March 26 during a flash mob against corruption on Lenin Square. This was reported on June 23 by the Oryol News publication. Ivanova was detained together with 17-year-old Aleksey G., the court had fined him the day before for the same amount. "In a group of two people" they unfolded the poster "How I worked, I earned it" and held it unfolded for about twenty seconds.

Five residents, after participating in the laying of flowers at the memorials of the memory of the Crimean Tatars, were called by the police. about this On June 22, the portal "Crimea Realii" writes . “They (the policemen) charge us with Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Russia (Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket), although we believe that there was neither a rally nor a procession.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan considered the claim of the representative of the electoral headquarters of Alexei Navalny Azat Gabdulvaleev against the executive committee of the city, writes “Idel. Realities". The judge recognized as lawful the administration's proposal, in response to the notice of the rally on June 12, to move it to the Yudino settlement at seven o'clock in the morning.

The mayor's office of Novosibirsk did not agree on a celebratory rally on City Day on June 25 in Hyde Park near the Globus Theater for 100 people to the volunteers of the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny. The activists appealed the decision to the Central District Court, but it did not satisfy the claim, reports . Tayga.info “The law does not provide for refusal on the Globe.

The Novgorod District Court arrested Grigory Smirnov, coordinator of the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Veliky Novgorod, for five days. He was found guilty of disobeying the lawful order of a police officer (part 1 of article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) to protest against corruption on June 12, reports .

The Leninsky District Court of Tomsk fined local resident Galina Shergina 20,000 rubles for recording a video message to President Vladimir Putin. She was found guilty under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, march or picket), writes .

Boris Kolomin, an activist from the campaign headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Astrakhan, was charged with an administrative case under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, march or picket) in connection with the June 12 action. This is reported by the portal "Point-A".

The Oryol Regional Court denied Danish citizen, Jehovah's Witness Dennis Christensen, who was arrested on charges of organizing an extremist community, an appeal against the arrest. This was reported by Open Russia. Judge Igor Paukov decided to leave Christensen in jail. The defendant's defense insisted that his detention was groundless. Lawyer Anton Bogdanov noted that Christensen has a residence permit until 2022, but his passport was taken away, therefore, he will not hide.

In Togliatti, ahead of the opening of Alexei Navalny's campaign headquarters, activists reported increased attention from employees of the Center for Combating Extremism (Center "E") and unknown people. Writes about this "Open Russia". The organizer of the anti-corruption rally held on June 12, Sergei Ionov, said that unknown people were monitoring them. I tried to take a picture of the “treadmill” that accompanies me everywhere (…). But he turned away, and the photo turned out from the back.

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