In the Kaliningrad region, police draw up reports of an administrative offense against participants in a meeting with a deputy for participation in an unauthorized rally. Rosbalt reported this on July 18. Activist Igor Furgachev said that on July 7 there was a meeting between residents of the village of Vzmorye and the city of Svetly with a deputy of the regional Duma and candidate for governor Igor Revin.

In Moscow, a district police officer came to a participant in the action “We demand answers”, which took place throughout Russia on June 12. The activist himself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline on condition of anonymity. The policeman knocked on the door and offered to "talk". He was refused. The district police officer clarified the reasons for the refusal several times, and also asked whether this person had participated in the pickets.

The City Hall of Voronezh refused to coordinate the installation of the campaign "Cuba" Alexay Navalny. This was reported on July 17 on the VKontakte page of the Navalny team in Voronezh. At the same time, volunteers filed two notifications of cubes, but the authorities instantly reacted with a refusal to where the Navalny surname was.

Deputies of the Yabloko faction submitted a bill to the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, requiring the city administration to promptly publish information about notifications about events submitted by the organizers. This is reported by the Nevsky News portal.

According to the decision of the International Arbitration, established through the mediation of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague, Russia is obliged to pay compensation of almost 5.4 million euros for the detention and arrest of the vessel Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise in 2013. About this, with reference to the press release of the court, TASS reports on July 18 .

The Moscow City Court upheld the decision to extend the arrest of mathematician Dmitry Bogatov, accused of inciting riots in connection with an anonymous post after the March 26 rally. about this Writes "Kommersant". Earlier, the Presnensky District Court extended Bogatov's arrest until August 31. Bogatov is accused of inciting mass riots because of calls posted under the pseudonym "Ayrat Bashirov" on the SysAdmins.ru forum to go to Red Square on April 2, 2017.

Applications have been submitted to the Supreme Court of Crimea to review the decision to ban the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people as an extremist organization. Lawyer Nikolai Polozov and first deputy head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Nariman Dzhelyalov submitted applications, the website of the Center for Journalistic Investigations reports . The applicants demand to reconsider the decision due to newly discovered circumstances.

The Pervomaisky District Court of Crimea sentenced a resident of Sevastopol, Emil Minasov, to a year and three months in a colony-settlement in the case of inciting hatred. This is reported by the portal "Kryminform". The report of the press center of the UFSB of Crimea and Sevastopol, to which the portal refers, says that from March to October 2016, Minasov repeatedly distributed extremist materials on social networks.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don extended until October 5 the term of arrest of Igor Oleinik, accused of extremism for reposting on social networks. about this . writes The "Caucasian Knot" According to lawyer Yevgeny Berkov, the prosecution asked to extend the arrest for six months. On December 27, 2016, Oleinik was charged with inciting hatred on the grounds of nationality using the Internet (Part 1, Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

The Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow ruled to recover more than two million rubles from Alexei Navalny and Pyotr Ofitserov, as well as the former director of Kirovles, Vyacheslav Opalev, who was accused in the same case as them and testified against them, at the suit of the enterprise. It is reported by Interfax. The total amount to be paid to the defendants is two million 164 thousand rubles.

Maxim Panfilov, sentenced to compulsory psychiatric treatment in connection with the events on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, was taken to a psychiatric hospital in Astrakhan. This was reported by his mother Marina Danilkina. OVD-Info July 15 that Panfilov was taken from the Moscow Butyrka pre-trial detention center, where he had been held since August 2016.

Former employee of the 7th city hospital in Moscow, Nina Belyaeva, was detained in the building of the Meshchansky District Court, allegedly for hooliganism and obscene language. She was handcuffed to the Basmanny police station, activists of the Revolutionary Labor Party told OVD-Info. Belyaeva came to the Meshchansky court for a ruling to write off the fine that was imposed on her for a solitary picket near the Simonovsky District Court in 2013.

The prosecutor requested three years in a penal colony for Stanislav Zimovets, who is accused of using violence against a policeman (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code) at an anti-corruption rally on March 26. An OVD-Info correspondent reports this from the courtroom. Zimovets is accused of allegedly throwing a brick at a National Guard officer.

A citizen of Ukraine, a participant in the action on June 12 in Blagoveshchensk, Daniil Pelikh, together with his wife, was taken from home to the police department on July 13. This was reported to OVD-Info by the activist himself. According to Pelikh, unknown people knocked on their door for several days in a row. Pelikh's wife saw strange people watching her at home and nearby. On July 13, the lights were turned off in their apartment, Pelikh called the police.

On July 17, the Supreme Court upheld the decision to recognize Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia as an extremist organization, ban their activities and liquidate them. Interfax reports this. The liquidation decision thus entered into legal force. “Jehovah's Witnesses [since their publications were included in the list of prohibited materials] have been reading and discussing the Bible.