In Moscow, activists detained after a picket in support of the Crimean Tatars were released from the Tverskoye police station. Protocols were drawn up against them under part 5 of article 20.2 (violation by a participant of the rules for holding a public event), defender Sergei Ozhich told OVD-Info. Activists Elena Zakharova, Tatyana Tarvid, Tatyana Ilyushnikova, Irina Epifanovskaya, Marina Natapova were detained on the evening of June 30.

The Moscow authorities refused to approve the PARNAS party for the action "For Free Internet" on July 9 because of the Confederations Cup. It is reported by TASS. The Department of Regional Security and Anti-Corruption referred to the restrictions imposed by the decree of President Vladimir Putin. According to him, until July 12, public events can be held only after the approval of the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

On June 29, the Lipetsk Regional Court did not satisfy the appeal of Maxim Tsurashenko, an activist of the Russian United National Alliance (RONA), against a fine for a picture on a social network. This was reported to OVD-Info by representatives of RONA.

In Moscow, after the Strategy-30 picket in defense of the Crimean Tatars and other political prisoners, its participants were detained, participant of the action Maria Ryabikova reported to the OVD-Info hotline. She stressed that the activists walked along the boulevard without means of agitation. Among the detainees were, in particular, Elena Zakharova, Tatyana Tarvid, Tatyana Ilyushnikova, Irina Epifanovskaya, Marina Natapova. The name of another detainee is unknown.

The court in Volzhsky did not satisfy the complaint of supporters of politician Alexei Navalny about the refusal of the city administration to coordinate pickets with campaign cubes. At the same time, the meeting was held ahead of schedule in the absence of the applicants, writes "Caucasian Knot".

The Nizhny Novgorod City Hall is trying to ban a charity rock festival in support of victims of torture Music Against Torture, which is due to take place on July 1. This was reported on the website of the Committee against Torture, which is one of the organizers of the event.

On the night of June 27-28, the head of the local committee of Jehovah's Witnesses, Vitaly Arsenyuk, died in Dzhankoy, who had previously been accused of carrying out missionary activities in violation of the law (under Part 4 of Article 5.26 of the Administrative Code). About this on June 30, the publication “Crimea. Realities" with reference to journalist Anton Naumlyuk.

The Supreme Court of Dagestan acquitted seven participants in the anti-corruption rally in Makhachkala on March 26 on charges of committing administrative offenses. This was reported by Rosbalt with reference to the organizer of the action, Marat Ismailov. According to the activist, the court decided to dismiss the cases of seven people due to the lack of elements of an offense in their actions.

Ilya Novikov, coordinator of the Open Russia movement in Tatarstan, temporarily left Russia. about this He wrote on his page in Vkontakte.

On June 29, the Moscow Regional Court overturned the decision of the Khimki City Court, which on May 23 fined Igor Sharapov, a representative of the St. Petersburg association of trade unions “Justice,” who was detained in May at a protest parking lot in Khimki, 10 thousand rubles. The truck driver reported this to OVD-Info. In court, Sharapov’s interests were represented by the lawyer of the organization “For Human Rights” Oleg Beznisko.

Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, convicted in the "Bolotnaya case", may tighten the conditions of detention in colony No. 1 in the Yaroslavl region. He can be sent to strict conditions of detention (SUS), that is, placed in a place isolated from the rest of the colony, where malicious violators of the regime are kept. about this on Facebook. writes Alexander Margolin, a former convict in the Bolotnaya case, Currently, Nepomniachtchi is in a punishment cell.

On June 29, the Basmanny Court of Moscow decided to detain until August 27 Rasim Iskakov, a likely defendant in a criminal case on the use of violence against police officers during a rally against corruption on June 12 in Moscow. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press secretary of the court, Yunona Tsareva.

One of the detainees on the shares on June 12 in the center of Moscow received a notice from the Timiryazevsky police department, in which he is asked to appear in the department for compiling the protocol. This is written on Facebook by activist Irina Yatsenko. The notification dated June 23 was received by Vladimir Arsentiev. He was on stocks as a correspondent of the newspaper "For Human Rights", but he was detained and delivered to the police department.