Navalny LIVE news anchor Dmitry Nizovtsev was arrested for 10 days for resisting a police officer, according to the Protest Moscow telegraph channel. Nizovtsev was charged with resisting a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The presenter was detained on January 28 at the FBK office during the live broadcast of Navalny LIVE. Law enforcement officials said that a bomb was planted in his phone.

In Kaliningrad, employees of the Center "E" detained volunteers from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny Vladimir Nemanov and an underage girl, activist Viktor Gorbunov, they write on the page of the politician's team on Vkontakte. Navalny's supporters were stopped at the exit from the building of the Leninsky District Court. They came there to support Oleg Alekseev, assistant coordinator of the local headquarters.

The Central District Court of the city of Kemerovo made a decision on 19 administrative cases of those detained at the “Voter Strike” action. About this in the group “Team Navalny|Kemerovo” on VKontakte write: Reportedly, the detainees came to court at 10 am. The hearings began at 14:40, the court made its final decision at 22:30. According to information from the page of Navalny’s Kemerovo team, 17 people were charged with disobedience to the police - Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code.

Pavel Stotsko and Yevgeny Voitsekhovsky, who registered same-sex marriage in Russia, left the country. The reason they call threats from law enforcement officers. It is reported by Dozhd with reference to human rights activist Igor Kochetkov. According to Kochetkov, the law enforcers forced the men to hand over their passports and threatened to open a criminal case if they refused.

The Perovsky District Court of Moscow arrested Nikolai Lyaskin, an employee of the federal headquarters of Alexei Navalny, for 15 days. Lyaskin himself talks about this on Twitter. wrote He was charged with repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code, reports the “Protest Moscow” telegram. The reason for opening a case against Lyaskin was his message on Twitter about the “Voter Strike,” as he himself said about it.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Ufa arrested Elena Masailo, a member of Open Russia, for 10 days. The court found her guilty under Part 8 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event). This is reported by the human rights organization "Open Russia". On January 28, Masailo was detained at the “Voters' Strike” rally.

Police Department "Danilovsky" Photo: Sergey Boyko The Simonovsky court of Moscow arrested the coordinator of the Moscow headquarters of Navalny Sergey Boyko for 15 days, Ivan Zhdanov writes on Twitter about this. Boyko was charged with a re -violation of the public event under part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The police detained Sergey Boyko on January 28 before the “voters strike”.

On January 23, anti-fascist and programmer Viktor Filinkov disappeared in St. Petersburg. Two days later he was found - the press service of the St. Petersburg courts wrote that he was arrested and pleaded guilty to participating in a terrorist community, whose members “share anarchist ideology.” A day later, members of the Public Monitoring Commission came to see him in the pre-trial detention center; Filinkov told them that he had been tortured . On January 25, St.

On January 23, anti-fascist and programmer Viktor Filinkov disappeared in St. Petersburg. Two days later he was found - the press service of the St. Petersburg courts wrote that he was arrested and pleaded guilty to participating in a terrorist community, whose members “share anarchist ideology.” A day later, members of the Public Monitoring Commission came to see him in the pre-trial detention center; Filinkov told them that he had been tortured . On January 25, St.

In Krasnodar, a military man was dismissed from service because of his participation in the protest action “Voters' strike. He himself told OVD-Info about this. The man said that on January 28, after the rally, he was stopped by police officers, asked to show documents and copied the data. After 40 minutes, “the bosses started calling” him. What exactly the chief said, the military did not tell.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow arrested Konstantin Saltykov, a member of the Voters' Strike, for 15 days. This was reported on Twitter by "Frontiers". He was accused of disobeying the demands of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). UPD 18:37 Saltykov was also given 30 days under Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - a repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event. The total period of detention is 30 days.

Photo: Ilya Novikov On identification of the head of the Chechen "memorial" Oyub Titiev, the witness could not recognize him. This is the lawyer Titieva Ilya Novikov on Facebook. Novikov said that on identification the witness did not recognize Titiev. According to the law, the investigation has the right to conduct identification only once.

In Kazan, an activist of the Union of Tatar Youth "Azatlyk" Batyrkhan Agzamov was accused of demonstrating Nazi symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by "Idel. Realities". The prosecutor's office of the Kirovsky district of Kazan considered the material received from the Center "E".

In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, the police came to the home of Stepan Losev, a minor organizer of the Voter Strike. This was reported in the meeting “01/28: Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk chooses a strike” on VKontakte. Police captain Nikolai Zhukov is banging on the door of the activist’s apartment. Losev did not open the door. After this, the young man's mother called the police. Losev told Mediazona that he submitted a notice of the rally.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Yekaterinburg fined Maxim Vernikov, coordinator of the regional branch of the Open Russia movement, 5,000 rubles. It is reported by MBH Media. Vernikov was found guilty of carrying out the activities of an organization recognized as “undesirable” in Russia (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).