The Yakutsk city court fined Olga Borisova 20,000 rubles for an action in support of Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov. about it She tweeted . Borisova attached a screenshot to the tweet, which shows that the Federal Bailiff Service had deducted money from her bank card. On August 7, member of the punk band Pussy Riot Maria Alyokhina and activist Olga Borisova were detained for a solidarity action with Ukrainian director Oleg Sentsov.

The Moscow City Court canceled the arrest of FBK lawyer Alexander Pomazuev. about this on Twitter . writes Ivan Zhdanov, head of the legal department of FBK, On the day of the “voter strike”, Pomuzaev was detained at the FBK office, along with other employees. On January 29, the Simonovsky District Court arrested the lawyer for 10 days. Then he was found guilty of disobeying the demand of a policeman (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The FSB sent documents to the police to check the coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in Chita, Mikhail Fayzrakhmanov. He is suspected of violating Part 1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - violation by the organizer of the established procedure for organizing the action. this The activist announced on his Facebook page. “Allegedly, I called on my VK page to participate in an unauthorized action on January 28th.

A note with the threats that Kuznetsov received / photo: Alexey Kuznetsov The human rights activist and author of the YouTube channel “Prisons-Life” Alexei Kuznetsov received an anonymous note with threats to his family. She was attached to the door to Kuznetsov’s apartment. He told about this to Znak.com. “The bitch is red -skinned, remove the video, do not go into your own. You also have children, take care of your family and your daughter, ”says the message.

The Maykop City Court fined Navalny's campaign volunteer Pavel Mikhailichenko 2,000 rubles. He was found guilty of publicly displaying Nazi symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The young man himself told about this OVD-Info. The reason for the case was a post on Vkontakte with a critical anti-war text by Echo columnist Anton Orekh about the Victory Parade and the celebration of the end of World War II. Two photos are attached to the post.

Tatar public figure and human rights activist Rafis Kashapov, who was sentenced to three years in prison for texts on the Internet, left Russia. He wrote about this on his Facebook page. According to Kashapov, the Ministry of Internal Affairs is seeking to establish administrative supervision over him; a hearing on the activist’s case is scheduled to take place on February 7.

Photo from the personal page of Raisa Pogodaeva in VKontakte The Goryachklyuchevsky City Court of the Krasnodar Territory twice arrested pensioner Raisu Pogodaev for the video of the arrest of the activist of Arthotovka. She told the OVD-info about this. In the fall, Pogodaeva posted on her page on VKontakte a video about the arrest of the participant of the Art Podbotovka movement. The video was published by the Krasnodar blogger Leonid Kudinov on his channel on YouTube "Sponge News".

In Yeisk (Krasnodar Territory), a member of the Yabloko party, Alexander Safronov, was questioned by the Investigative Committee because of a comment on the VKontakte social network, reports the Voice of Kuban portal. According to the publication, the reason for the survey was a comment under the news about the Cossacks’ attack on Alexei Navalny at Anapa airport. The comment was written under Safronov’s name, but the activist himself said during the survey that he had nothing to do with him.

Alexei Navalny was summoned for questioning to the Investigative Committee. According to the politician on Twitter, an investigation is underway in the case that during his arrest at the “Voter Strike” on January 28, he allegedly beat the police. According to Navalny, at 7:30 Moscow time the police came to him and brought two subpoenas. In what capacity he was summoned for interrogation, the oppositionist did not specify.