Two people who came to the Tverskaya police station to support the detained animal rights activist Anastasia Svidcheva were also detained. Currently, all three are in this police department - in addition to Svidcheva herself, her sister Valentina and Oleg Ivanov have been detained. According to Stepan Fesov, who called the hotline, more than three hours have passed since the moment of detention, but nothing has been presented to the detainees.

Earlier, OVD-Info reported that seven detainees were staying for one more night at the department in the Maryina Roshcha district. Now it has become known that there is no one there. The activists were either released or convicted on November 7. Politician Vyacheslav Maltsev called on his supporters to go to city centers on November 5 and stand there until President Vladimir Putin resigns.

In St. Petersburg, three minors detained at the march of the "Left Bloc" were released from the 21st police department, Dmitry Rodin reports. According to him, the police department on duty says that they were “taken away for leaving the roadway.” The parents came for the young people. Earlier, three protesters were detained near Lenin Square. The activist who reported the detention said that they were “snatched out” and put into a paddy wagon.

Photo: from Twitter Yuri Koretsky from the action In Moscow, at the State Duma, the police detained the zoo defender Anastasia Svidchev, she stood in a single picket. This was announced by activist Yuri Koretsky. The girl was taken to the Tver department. Within the framework of the action, zoo defenders require the second reading of the bill “On the responsible handling of animals” in November. Two of them declared a hunger strike.

In Moscow, in the parking lot of a shopping center at 3 Timiryazevskaya Street, police stopped members of the Revolutionary Workers' Party. This was reported by one of them, Oleg Gulaev. According to him, the police, without explaining the grounds, tried to detain Ivan Antokhin from RRP. He was not allowed out of the shopping center parking lot.

It became known that there was no one in the department for the night. UPD 23.50: does not remain Seven people who were detained at the rally on November 5 in Moscow still remain at the Maryina Roshcha police station; they are accused of disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). The police inform them that the detainees will not be taken to court today and they will spend another night at the police station until tomorrow.

The Viasna participants, detained on November 5, were released from the Presnensky District Court of Moscow after the statute of limitations for being in custody had expired—more than 48 hours had passed since the arrest. This was reported by one of the movement activists. OVD-Info Viasna activists and bloggers Mikhail Svetov and Mikhail Pozharsky were stopped on their way out of the Adam Smith readings.

In St. Petersburg, on Lenin Square, three participants in the “Left Bloc” procession were detained, one of the activists of the movement reported. He reports that the young people were walking with the flag of the Left Bloc. They were “snatched out” and put in a paddy wagon. Now the detainees are going to the 21st police department. One of the detainees said that during the search, a pepper spray was taken from him, which he carries with him for security reasons.

Most of the detainees expired on November 5 - 48 hours, but they have not yet been released. This is a gross violation of the law. Article 22 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation states: Arrest, detention and detention are permitted only by court decision. Pending a court decision, a person cannot be detained for more than 48 hours. According to the defenders, some of the detainees are in the Tverskoy court, the rest have been sitting in paddy wagons since the morning.

Those detained on the way to Smolny, to whom FSB officers allegedly planted a revolver, explosives and a grenade in their car, were released from the 78th police department with an undertaking not to leave the place. Fontanka reports this. A written undertaking not to leave was taken from Mikhail Voitenkov, Ilyaz Minikaev and Diana Retinskaya. They were detained on November 5 in a Suzuki Jimny, during which investigators found grenades, a revolver and Molotov cocktails.

The Prosecutor General’s Office achieved the pages of the pages of the deceived equity holders from Gelendzhik in the register of prohibited sites. On the forbidden page, a rally that failed on November 5, demanding the resignation of the Kuban judges, was reported, as a result, the entire site of the Pushkin’s share was not available. About this writes "Roskomsvoboda". The equity holders abandoned the action in a few days, but the lock is still in force.

On November 7, the Supreme Court of Chuvashia rejected blogger Aleksey Lapshin's appeal against a fine of 500 rubles for "disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer" (Part 1 of Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). about this Writes "Idel. Realities". On September 28, the Cheboksary District Court fined blogger Aleksey Lapshin 500 rubles for allegedly preventing a car from being inspected by filming on camera.

Moscow Tverskoy District Court Arrested for 15 days: Alexey Bochenkov, Sergey Marchukov, Georgy Svysyuk and Mark Pashchenko from the "Meshchansky" OVD. Vasily Busolaev, Daniil Vorontsov, Maxim Kolybelnikov, Dmitry Dimakov, Andrey Ioss, Yuri Kazakov, Taskali Kushtaev, Vladislav Lebedev, Andrey Smailov and Alexey Oreshkov from the Babushkinsky police department. According to an eyewitness who filmed Oreshkov’s detention, the court refused to attach the video to the case file .

The information portal “ArtPolitInfo”, at the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office, is blocked on social networks: Vkontakte, Instagram and Odnoklassniki. The editor-in-chief of the site is nationalist Yuri Gorsky. When you try to enter the portal group on the Vkontakte social network, the site informs you that the site is blocked at the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office dated July 5, 2017 No. 27-31-2017/ID3165-17.

The participants of the light festival on Palace Square, detained on November 5 in St. Petersburg, were arrested for failure to comply with the demands of police officers for periods of five to ten days (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by Evgeny Pirozhkov.