Activist Ildar Dadin, detained for a single picket, is left in the Meshchansky police station for the night before his trial. This was reported to the hotline. OVD-InfoPresumably, the activist is charged with Part 1 of Art. 19.3 Code of Administrative Offenses (Disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer).

The organizer of the “Russian Marches” Yuri Gorsky was charged under Part 1 of Art. 280 of the Criminal Code (Public calls for extremist activities). As it became known, he was detained for 48 hours. OVD-InfoGorsky on July 5, when he was leaving the courthouse, where the appeal hearing in the case of nationalist Dmitry Demushkin was to take place. He was taken away for interrogation by the FSB. detained

Aleksey Mironov, a volunteer from the electoral headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Cheboksary, was charged with public calls for extremism because of posts on Vkontakte (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) published in 2016. about this Writes "Idel. Realities". On June 17, police officers came with a search to the activist. Hard drives, three knives and a movie disc were confiscated from him.

The Supreme Court of Crimea did not satisfy the complaint against the arrest of the deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Akhtem Chiygoz, lawyer Nikolai Polozov wrote on Facebook. Chiygoz has been under arrest since January 29, 2015 on charges of organizing mass riots on February 26, 2014, when Crimea was part of Ukraine. On June 22, the Crimean Supreme Court extended his arrest until October 8.

In Moscow, activist Ildar Dadin was detained near the FSB building, Sergei Ozhich told OVD-Info. According to him, Dadin held a one-man picket demanding the release of the organizer of the Russian Marches, Yury Gorsky, who was taken away for interrogation by the FSB on July 5 as a suspect in the case of public calls for extremist activities (part 1 of article 280 of the Criminal Code). UPD: Dadin was taken to the Meshchansky police station. They take explanations from him.

At Alexei Navalny's election headquarters in Novosibirsk, police conducted a search without lawyers or presenting a warrant. Taiga.info writes about this. According to the publication, signature sheets with personal data were “rummaged through,” the sink was “destroyed,” and dishes at the headquarters were used to feed police dogs. The police confiscated the circulation of propaganda leaflets. According to Interfax, the search was also carried out without witnesses.

The Leninsky District Court of Tomsk fined Elena Sosulina 5,000 rubles for 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), reports . Sib.fm On June 23, the court fined Galina Shergina, another local resident who participated in the recording of the video message, 20,000 rubles. The video was recorded on June 15th.

Detained volunteers of Alexei Navalny's election headquarters in Novosibirsk, Vladislav and Alexandra, were released from the police department. This was reported by the assistant to the headquarters coordinator Elena Noskovets, asking not to indicate the names of the activists. OVD-InfoAccording to her, volunteers have the status of witnesses under Art. 207 of the Criminal Code (Knowingly false report of an act of terrorism).

Police officers came to the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny in Orel, according to the Navalny Team | Eagle" in "Vkontakte". “Employees and a certain major with a camera are looking for extremism in the presidential candidate’s campaign materials. The police are taking away all the campaigning available at the headquarters: several boxes with identical leaflets,” the message says.

On July 4, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Vladimir dismissed the administrative case against Victoria Lobova, a participant in the anti-corruption rally on June 12. about this . writes On July 5 , the ProVladimir portal Lobova was accused under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by a participant of the rules for holding a public event), but the judge considered that there were no corpus delicti in her actions.

The Krasnoyarsk regional court upheld the supervisory order for Leonid Razvozzhaev, who was convicted in the case of organizing riots on Bolotnaya Square, writes Radio Liberty . Under the terms of the order, Razvozzhaev was banned from visiting places where “mass and other events” were held for two years.

The organizer of the “Russian Marches”, Yuri Gorsky, was taken away for questioning in a criminal case about public calls for extremist activities (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code). The activist’s wife, Elena Gorskaya, reported this to OVD-Info. Gorsky was detained as he was leaving the courthouse, where an appeal hearing in the case of nationalist Dmitry Demushkin was to take place. As the activist told his wife over the phone, they were going to come to their home with a search.

The Kirovsky District Court of Astrakhan has fined Boris Kolomin, an activist from the local election headquarters of Alexei Navalny, 10,000 rubles, writes the Caucasian Knot. Kolomin was found guilty under Part 1 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (violation by the organizer of the procedure for holding a public event) in connection with the anti-corruption campaign on June 12. The activist plans to appeal the court's decision.

In Novosibirsk, police announced that the building housing Alexei Navalny's regional election headquarters had been mined. The head of the federal headquarters of the politician, Leonid Volkov, wrote about this on his Twitter. God, old new creativeiff.

The Migration Department of the Lithuanian Ministry of Internal Affairs refused to grant political asylum to journalist Yevgeny Titov, who left Russia in the summer of 2016. This was reported on July 4 by Radio Liberty with reference to the journalist himself. The District Court of Vilnius recognized the decision as legal. Titov appealed the decision to the country's Supreme Court. If the court of appeal upholds the decision, the journalist will have to be deported to Russia.