The Kalininsky District Court of Tyumen partially satisfied the claim of Aleksey Navalny's headquarters coordinator Alexander Kunilovsky and ordered the Ministry of Finance to pay him 12,700 rubles in compensation for illegal detention during an agreed-upon picket. about this .

Violetta Grudina, coordinator of Alexei Navalny's headquarters in Murmansk, told OVD-Info that as a result of a prosecutor's check, the city authorities remembered that Hyde Park in the public garden on Leningradskaya Street is a cultural heritage site, which means that the events that are held there must be coordinated with the Committee for culture and art of the region.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliation of human dignity) in relation to the chairman of the Union of Workers of Sevastopol Valery Bolshakov. The activist himself told OVD-Info about this. Earlier, Bolshakov's acquaintances reported that he was missing. Bolshakov said that on November 14, employees of the Investigative Committee and the FSB came to his apartment with a search.

In Saratov, activists Mikhail Smyslov, Ekaterina Kuskova, and Natalia Ilchishina were visited by FSB agents and searched their apartments. It is reported by the news agency Svobodnye Novosti. They came to Smyslov's home at about 19:00 Moscow time and confiscated his equipment. According to the agency, the activists were invited to the FSB for questioning. Kuskova has already been released, the others have not.

On October 13, the head of the Republic of Karelia Arthur Parfenchikov signed a resolution that excluded Kirov Square (Central Square) in Petrozavodsk from the list of Hyde Park. This is written by the portal "Blueberries". Now two guide park remains in Petrozavodsk: on the site at the mouth of the Lososinka River on the Onega embankment and on the territory of the “former stadium opposite the residential building No. 23 on Botanical Street” on the outskirts of the city.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Izhevsk fined, in connection with the rally on October 7, volunteers from the local election headquarters of Alexei Navalny Artur (surname not reported), Marina Merzlyakova and Igor Shumilov. This was reported on the headquarters page in VKontakte. Artur and Igor were found guilty under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event by its participant) and fined 10 thousand rubles each.

Vladimir Yegorov, a resident of Toropets, was released from a pre-trial detention center in Tver. Information about this was received from the lawyer of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" Svetlana Sidorkin. The investigator did not demand from the court to extend the arrest and changed the measure of restraint to a written undertaking not to leave the place. Yegorov was detained on July 31.

A number of journalists and public figures have not received accreditation for the St. Petersburg International Cultural Forum. about this . writes The Fontanka newspaper The application of the editor of the photo service of the publication Ksenia Poteeva was rejected by the Federal Security Service. The application of the editor of the culture department of Fontanka, Zhanna Zaretskaya, is being verified. Also, the former Vedomosti journalist Nadezhda Zaitseva could not get to the forum.

The Kaluga Regional Court found Kaluga resident Ivan Lyubshin guilty of extremism (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code) and rehabilitation of Nazism (Part 2 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code) for posts on VKontakte. He was awarded a fine of 400 thousand rubles, said Ilnur Sharapov, a lawyer for the Agora International Human Rights Group. Because of OVD-Info, the prosecution demanded four years in prison for Lyubshin and a fine of 450 thousand rubles.

The Investigative Committee refused to open a criminal case into the beating in April of this year in Yaroslavl IK-1 of prisoners Ruslan Vakhapov, Yevgeny Makarov and Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, a person involved in the Bolotnaya case. about this on its Facebook page .

The Razdolnensky District Court of Crimea left under arrest pro-Ukrainian activist Vladimir Balukh, who is accused of illegal possession of ammunition. The portal “Events of Crimea” writes about this. The court explained this by the lack of changes “in the justification for detention.” “While at large, the defendant may escape and may put pressure on witnesses,” the judge clarified.

On the night of November 16, in Crimea, in the village of Kurskoye, Belogorsk district, unidentified people fired at the house of Crimean Tatar activist Dzhafer Ametov. about this on his Facebook page Zair Smedlya, head of the CEC of the Kurultai of the Crimean Tatar people, wrote . Smedlya published photographs showing traces of shots on the fence of Ametov's house and on his daughter's car.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) accepted for consideration the complaints of Yakov Grigoriev and Kamilla Igamberdiyeva, who were detained and fined in 2010 for holding one-man pickets in support of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev in Kaliningrad. This was reported to OVD-Info in the human rights project "Open Russia". In 2010, activists took turns holding a one-man picket, holding a banner reading “Freedom to Khodorkovsky and Lebedev!

At a hearing in the Tverskoy District Court, three police officers who act as witnesses in the case of Dmitry Borisov, a defendant in the March 26 Case, said that they did not see the accused hit the victim police officer. A participant reports this from the courtroom. According to investigators, Borisov, when he was being carried to a paddy wagon by five police officers, twice freed his left leg and hit policeman Ilya Erokhin on the head.

Police officers from the migration department of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Central Administrative District came to the editorial office of Novaya Gazeta in Moscow. This is reported on the publication's website. Police officers came with an unscheduled inspection of the organization. They are interested in issues of employment in the editorial office of foreign citizens.