Arsen Kubedinov, a defendant in the Tablighi Jamaat case, was released on his own recognizance. Lawyer Dzhemil Temeshev spoke about this at a meeting of Crimean Solidarity; a text broadcast of the meeting was posted on Facebook. In addition, it is reported that Kubedinov admitted guilt. Arsen Kubedinov, Renat Suleymanov, Seyran Mustafayev and Talyat Abdurakhmanov were detained on October 2, 2017 in different regions of Crimea.

Performance with a duck January 28, Petersburg / Photo: David Frenkel for the mediazone Yaroslav Putrov told the OVD-Info that Vesna activist Artem Goncharenko was left before the court in the police department. A protocol was drawn up on it under Part 8 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (repeated violation of the procedure for participation/holding a rally) due to a performance with a duck during the “voters strike”.

Members of the Pussy Riot movement, Olga Borisova and Alexander Sofeev, were taken to the building of the FSB department for Crimea and Sevastopol. This is reported by Mediazona with reference to Borisova herself. According to her, law enforcement officers do not explain the reason for the detention and ask to “wait”. On her Twitter, Borisova wrote that six police officers stopped her and Sofeev when leaving the ferry in Kerch.

The house of Alexander Zheltukhin, one of the organizers of the rally in memory of Boris Nemtsov, was searched. This was reported to OVD-Info by Vladislav Khodakovsky. According to Zheltukhin, his house was searched in connection with the 2016 case of the murder of a girl in the park.

Crimean Tatar activist Elmaz Akimova was detained in Bakhchisaray when she was standing in a solo picket near the Khan's Palace. about this on Facebook . wrote Lawyer Emil Kurbedinov According to him, Akimova stood with a poster "Hands off the Khan's Palace." Two provocateurs approached her, they tore up the poster, after which she was detained by police officers.

At least three people were detained at the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov. Daniil Dvinskikh was detained at the entrance to the march. As the activist said, at the entrance for people with paraphernalia, he asked to let him through quickly, since he had one small poster with the slogan “Fight.” The police asked the young man for documents and, citing the fact that his passport was crumpled, they detained the Dvinskys.

Boris Nemtsov’s memory promotion in St. Petersburg / Photo: Yegor Tsvetkov On February 27, 2015, in Moscow, on the Big Moskvoretsky Bridge, opposite the Kremlin, the politics of Boris Nemtsov killed. The Moscow District Military Court found five people guilty of the murder of a politician. They were convicted of terms of 11 to 20 years in prison in a maximum security colony. Throughout Russia today are held by Nemtsov’s memory shares.