At a meeting of volunteers with politician Alexei Navalny that has not yet begun in Moscow, one of the participants in the event was detained. Alexandra Sokolova was approaching the Winzavod, on the territory of which the meeting with Navalny would take place, when the police detained her. Sokolova had only a red balloon with the inscription “N 2018” in her hands, she was placed in a paddy wagon, no charges were filed. Sergey Aybinder reported this to OVD-Info by phone. UPD.

The Moscow City Court upheld the decision of the Tverskoy District Court, which fined Sergei Bykovsky 10,000 rubles for picketing outside the General Prosecutor's Office on January 28. This was reported to OVD-Info by Denis Shedov, lawyer of the Memorial Human Rights Center.

The magistrate of precinct No. 16 of Obninsk (Kaluga region) found human rights activist Tatyana Kotlyar guilty of 167 counts of fictitious registration of foreign citizens in an apartment (Article 322.3 of the Criminal Code). The Joint Public Observation Group (OGON) writes about this on Twitter. The court fined Kotlyar 150,000 rubles and immediately released her from execution of the sentence due to the expiration of her criminal liability.

On September 11, the religious organization Jehovah's Witnesses appealed to the Presidium of the Supreme Court the decision to recognize them as an extremist organization and ban their activities in Russia. Interfax reports this. In the complaint, Jehovah's Witnesses ask not to satisfy the claims of the Ministry of Justice and to suspend the execution of the court decision until the end of the proceedings in the supervisory court.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan rejected the claim of Elvira Dmitrieva, the head of Navalny's headquarters, who demanded compensation of 50 thousand rubles from the authorities for refusing to coordinate the anti-corruption rally on March 26. about this Writes "Idel. Realities". On March 17, the Executive Committee of Kazan refused to approve the event, citing the fact that the sites for the action proposed by the organizer were already occupied.

The prosecution requested 2.5 years in prison for a volunteer of Alexei Navalny's headquarters in Cheboksary, Alexei Mironov, who is accused of inciting extremism (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code) and inciting hatred (article 282 of the Criminal Code). this on Twitter . announced Dmitry Semyonov, coordinator of Open Russia, “On September 14, the last word, then the judge leaves for the verdict,” he wrote. On June 17, 2017, came police officers to Mironov with a search.

In Yekaterinburg, the Ministry of Public Security tried to cancel the agreed meeting of local residents with Alexei Navalny. about it . writes Znak.com Activists from the campaign headquarters of Alexei Navalny have applied for a meeting with the opposition politician on September 16. They were offered an alternative location - Defense Square. This option suited the activists, and they sent a telegram of their consent.

Deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Akhtem Chiygoz, who was sentenced to eight years in a penal colony, and his lawyer Nikolai Polozov appealed against the verdict. Polozov wrote about this on Facebook. “Right now, I have filed two appeals against the sentence against Akhtem Chiygoz - mine and Akhtem Chiygoz.

Hamil Asatullin. Photo: Activatica In Chelyabinsk, on the night of September 10 to 11, supposedly for an attempt to arson was detained one of the co -chairs of the regional branch of Parnas and the activist of the Stop GOK movement Gamil Asatullin. This was reported by the Activatica portal. At Asatullin, a criminal case was brought up under paragraph “b” of part 1 of Art. 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism).

In Moscow, Andrei Orel and Anton Yadrov, car activists of the Movement project, were released from the Yakimanka police department. Earlier, they were detained for filming a special purpose garage, Andrei Orel told OVD-Info. In the department, the activists demanded that a delivery protocol be drawn up. It states that they were detained as part of a special operation to find those who steal mirrors from cars.

In Irkutsk, six volunteers from the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny were detained. They were taken to the police department, said on Facebook. Sergei Bespalov, coordinator of the headquarters, The activists were detained for "performing construction work without a permit." According to Bespalov, the monument protection service of the regional administration told the police. .

Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov, sentenced to 20 years in prison, was transferred from the Irkutsk SIZO-1 to Chelyabinsk. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) of the Irkutsk region. The reasons for Sentsov's transfer to another colony are still unknown. On September 11 , it was reported that the director was being transferred from the Irkutsk pre-trial detention center, but there was no information about where he was being taken.

In Moscow, the police detained Andrey Orel and Anton Yadrov, auto activists of the Movement project, for filming near a special purpose garage. about this with reference to the project coordinator Andrey Filin. writes Mediazona Filin said that the incident occurred on the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge in the center of Moscow from Serafimovich Street. According to him, in this place there is a special-purpose garage, where “difficult cars with fashionable flashing lights” are parked.

On September 11, the Belgorod Regional Court found the activist of Open Russia, Ksenia Mikhailik, not guilty. She was accused of damaging city property during an anti-corruption walk on March 26, writes . 7×7 The judge left the decision of the first instance unchanged: on July 19, the Oktyabrsky District Court acquitted Mikhaylik, concluding that the charges against her were groundless.