In Perm, a minor who was detained after the rally on November 5 and taken away for interrogation without his parents was visited by a district police officer and held a preventive conversation about the inadmissibility of participating in protest events. This was reported to OVD-Info by human rights activist Irina Yatsenko. The minor was detained in Moscow on November 5 during an action by the Artpodgotovki movement.

Deputy Interior Minister of Udmurtia Sergei Kozlov summoned activist Mikhail Nazarov for a talk, writes Mediazona . Nazarov is the owner of an apartment in a building whose residents allowed a meeting with Alexei Navalny to be held on its territory. “He invited me to his office tomorrow. It was just that he called me on the phone and said verbally that if you don’t come kindly tomorrow, the next day you will be delivered by drive.

who was detained Boris Zolotarevsky, an activist of Alexei Navalny's headquarters in Chelyabinsk, this on November 9, was released from the police department. Zolotarevsky himself announced on Facebook, noting that he was kept in the police department for more than the prescribed three hours. “As soon as I started calling the prosecutor’s office complaining that people were illegally detained for more than three hours, they told me that I was free,” he wrote.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan considered six lawsuits filed by Alexei Navalny's headquarters against the city's executive committee. In them, the activists demanded that the refusal to agree on 18 applications for holding a rally-meeting with a politician be illegal, writes Idel. Realities". On October 31, Kazan City Hall rejected 30 notices of Navalny's rallies.

In Moscow, activists of the For Housing movement were detained and taken to the Lyublino police station. This was reported to OVD-Info by Elena Kovalevskaya. According to her, “bandits in the amount of 25 people” came to the hostel building at 17 Stavropolskaya Street, from which people were being evicted, and “broke the sewerage and electrical panels.” When the activists called the police, the police detained the residents themselves. Among the detainees is activist Elena Chernetskaya.

On November 7, the Central District Court of Kaliningrad arrested taxi driver Alexander Petrovsky for messages on Telegram. This was reported by New Kaliningrad with reference to lawyer Rostislav Kulikov. Petrovsky is accused of public calls for terrorism via the Internet (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code).

The Frunzensky District Court of Saratov arrested Fyodor Martynov for two months, who was detained together with Sergei Ryzhov, who is suspected of preparing a terrorist act. Martynov is charged with Part 1 of Article 223.1 of the Criminal Code (Illegal production of explosives), reports . Svobodnye Novosti news agency into the apartment of comrade Ryzhov, where the activist himself was broke On November 1, law enforcement officers . According to the publication, it was Martynov's apartment.

In Chita, Mikhail Faizrakhmanov, the coordinator of Alexei Navalny's headquarters, was expelled from the Trans-Baikal State University, allegedly for absenteeism. The headquarters believe that the expulsion is connected with the political activities of the coordinator, writes Open Russia. According to Fayzrakhmanov, on October 24 he received a call from the dean's office and was informed that they had an idea about his expulsion.

In Kostroma, Alexander Zykov, deputy coordinator of Alexei Navalny's local campaign headquarters, was summoned for questioning by the police over photographs he had posted on his Vkontakte page. Zykov wrote about this on Facebook. According to the activists, “they want to open a criminal case against him either for extremism or for insulting him.” He added that the investigator had not yet "decided on which article".

The administration of Saratov rejected 2018 notifications of holding a rally-meeting with Alexei Navalny, writes Znak.com. According to the coordinator of the headquarters, Mikhail Murygin, as a justification for the refusal to agree on a meeting, the authorities cited a provision number that is not in the law on rallies. “We were told that our applications do not meet the requirements of Article 7.4 of the Federal Law No. 54 “On marches and rallies”.

A court in Novosibirsk arrested Vyacheslav Dobrynin, the organizer of the Russian March and an activist of the Artpodgotovka movement, for two months, writes Taiga.info . He is charged with incitement and preparation for riots (part 3 of article 212 of the Criminal Code and part 1 of article 30, part 2 of article 212 of the Criminal Code).

Three detained local residents who were standing in single pickets were released from the Traktorozavodsky police department: Lyudmila Gorbunova, Alexander Teplykh and Tatyana Pomelova. This was reported to OVD-Info by Alexander Teplykh. Protocols on the detainees were not drawn up, but they demanded to write explanatory notes. In addition, the police took away the posters. in Chelyabinsk were detained On the afternoon of November 9 , about 15 local residents .

The person involved in the Bolotnaya case, Dmitry Buchenkov, who is accused of participating in the “mass riots” on May 6, 2012 in Moscow, said that he had left Russia. about it Writes "Present time". Buchenkov said that he was “in one of the EU states” and asked for political asylum there. He did not specify which country he went to. Buchenkov noted that he decided to leave Russia because the Bolotnoye case is political in nature.

In Chelyabinsk, police detained local residents who were standing in single pickets. They were holding posters "Stop GOK" and "Stop SMOG" on the guest route, which President Vladimir Putin is supposed to take, said Vasily Moskovets. The police detained about 15 people. Moskovets said that the detainees are in three police departments. In the department for the Central District: Tatiana Pashinina, Nina Shabunina, Yulia Tikhonova, Tatiana Mashkova.

On November 7, the Tver District Court of Moscow arrested for two months a resident of the city of Sharya (Kostroma region) Vyacheslav Shatrovsky, detained on November 5 in Pushkinskaya Square during the rally of supporters of Vyacheslav Maltsev. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the court. The case was made on the application of violence to the representative of the authorities (Article 318 of the Criminal Code).