Detained journalist of the newspaper of regional human rights organizations "For Human Rights" Vladimir Arsentyev and activist Alexander Klochkov were released after drawing up administrative protocols. Arsentiev reported this to OVD-Info by phone. A protocol was drawn up against Arsentiev under Art. 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism), against Klochkov - under Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer).

In the Krasnodar Territory, feminists detained for the second time have been released. The husband of one of them, Semyon Simonov, reported this to OVD-Info. According to him, all the women were released from the police station in the village of Divnomorskoye after they signed warnings of responsibility for holding uncoordinated events and carrying out extremist activities.

In Arkhangelsk, an administrative protocol was drawn up against the coordinator of the Last Address movement, Dmitry Kozlov, under Art. 7.13 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the law on the protection of cultural heritage). This was reported by the creator of the "Last Address" Sergei Parkhomenko. "The Last Address" is an initiative designed to perpetuate the memory of people repressed in Soviet times.

Yuri Mukhin and Alexander Sokolov, convicted in the case of the ZOV IGPR (Initiative Group for the Preparation of the Referendum “For Responsible Power”), appealed against the verdict of the Tverskoy District Court. It is reported by IAC "Sova".

Taisiya Simonova, Elena Ivanova, Leda Garina and Oksana Vasyakina were again detained in the Krasnodar Territory. Taisiya Simonova’s husband, Semyon, reported this to OVD-Info. The police forcibly took the girls' passports. The activists were brought to the police station for the second time after they called the police because of threats from people in Cossack uniforms. The Cossacks demanded that the girls show documents, but the Cossack warriors themselves refused to show the documents.

On the anti -corruption action on June 12, 866 people were detained in Moscow. Among them was the director of the theater.doc Zarema Zaudinov, who came to the action in the costume of the leopard, but, according to the police reports, they detained her anyway in “trousers and jackets”. On July 27, the judge of the Tver district court, Alexander Merkulov, fined Zudinov for 15 thousand rubles under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (violation of the procedure for holding a public event).

The Dzerzhinsky District Court fined Anna Grabetskaya, who was detained on Mars Field, 10,500 rubles. This was reported by telephone by one of the organizers of the action, Yuri Gavrikov. Grabetskaya was standing on August 12 with a poster reading "I love my wife." The girl became ill at the police station, but they did not hospitalize her and took her back from the hospital to Police Department No. 78. The activist stayed there until Monday.

A comrade of nationalist Vyacheslav Maltsev, organizer of the “Russian Marches” Yuri Gorsky asked for political asylum in Lithuania. Interfax reports this with reference to the BNS agency. “Today I was called to the migration department of Palanga and they gave me a written answer stating that my application will be considered,” Gorsky told the agency. Previously, Gorsky escaped from house arrest and left Russia for Lithuania.

Police and Cossacks in Gelendzhik (Krasnodar Territory) on August 13 detained four natives of Kabardino-Balkaria who were dancing lezginka, writes on August 14 “Caucasus. Realities". During the arrest, police officers used pepper gas, spraying it in the face of one of the detainees. In addition, a girl who was watching the dancers suffered, reports the "Caucasian Knot" . She got poisoned. A patrol car drove up to the young people.

In Simferopol, human rights activist Lilya Gemedzhi and activists who went to single-person pickets in support of the arrested Server Karametov were detained. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities". “I got a call from a familiar person whom they tried to detain and take to the police department. I went to him. They managed to “recapture” him, and he left. Then my grandfather saw me and asked me to represent his interests. He was not released by the police.

The administration of the Pskov region did not agree on pickets against the inflated cadastral value of land, which were planned to be held in Pskov from 14 to 17 August. This was reported on the website of the Pskov Regional Council of Trade Unions. The administration said that other events, notifications of which were received earlier, will be held in the declared place for all four days.

Those detained in the village of Dzhubga in the Krasnodar Territory, Taisiya Simonova, Elena Ivanova, Leda Garina, Oksana Vasyakina, Lolita Agamalova and an eight-year-old child were released from the police station four hours later. Taisiya Simonova’s husband, Semyon, reported this to OVD-Info. They took explanations from the detainees, conducted a personal search and searched their belongings, but on what basis they did not say. Now the activists are planning to leave the village for home.

Vladimir Arsentiev, a journalist with the newspaper of regional human rights organizations For Human Rights, was detained in Moscow and taken to the Barvikha police department, Irina Yatsenko told OVD-Info. According to her, at the time of his arrest, Arsentiev was filming the work of traffic police officers after the accident near the Moscow Ring Road near the Strogino district. He had a press card with him. The journalist is charged with Art.

In the area of ​​the village of Duzhbga (Krasnodar Territory) Taisiya Simonova, Elena Ivanova, Leda Garina, Oksana Vasyakina, Lolita Agamalova and an eight-year-old child were detained. This was reported by Taisiya Simonova’s husband Semyon.

Zarem Zaudinova in Autosak/Photo: Facebook page On the anti -corruption action on June 12, 866 people were detained in Moscow. Among them was the director of the theater.doc Zarema Zaudinov, who came to the action in the costume of the leopard, but, according to the police reports, they detained her anyway in “trousers and jackets”. On July 27, the judge of the Tver district court, Alexander Merkulov, fined Zudinov for 15 thousand rubles under Part 5 of Art.