The European Court of Human Rights communicated the first complaint from St. Petersburg in connection with the dispersal of the action on June 12, 2017. This was announced on his Facebook page by St. Petersburg human rights activist Alexander Peredruk. It has been less than five months since the complaint was filed. Earlier, the court combined nine disparate complaints into one case “Gennady Polyak v. Russia”. In all nine complaints, as .

In St. Petersburg, the police released Vladimir Kazachenko, an activist from the local strike headquarters of Alexei Navalny. He himself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. Protocols were drawn up against him under Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event), Art. 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the lawful demands of police officers) in connection with the “Voters' strike” on January 28.

Human rights activist Stanislav Dmitrievsky was detained in Nizhny Novgorod for participating in a march in memory of Boris Nemtsov. This was reported to OVD-Info by the chairman of the local branch of the Human Rights Center "Memorial" Arkady Galker. Dmitrievsky was taken to police station No. 5, where he will remain until the court session. because of his participation in the Nemtsov memorial march On the same day, Nizhny Novgorod resident Sergei Novikov was arrested for 20 days .

In Kaliningrad, after a search at the local headquarters of the strike, Alexei Navalny, the police detained the coordinator of the headquarters of Yegor Chernyuk and his deputy Oleg Alekseev. This was reported by the OTD-Info by Maria Petukhova. They were taken to the police department in the Leningrad district for, according to police officers, testimony.

The Leninsky District Court of Penza extended the arrest of Vasily Kuksov, a defendant in the terrorism case, until June 18, 2018. This was reported by an OVD-Info correspondent. The meeting was held behind closed doors. On the same day, the court extended the arrest of Dmitry Pchelintsev, another person involved in this case. At that meeting, the head of the investigative team, Valery Tokarev, requested that the meeting be held behind closed doors, which was subsequently approved by the judge.

In St. Petersburg, the police detained Alexander Kirpichev, an activist from the strike headquarters of Alexei Navalny. This was reported to OVD-Info by another activist of the headquarters. Law enforcement officers detained Kirpichev as he was walking along Sadovaya Street and took him away in an unknown direction. UPD Previously detained Alexander Mironov told OVD-Info about the detention of Sergei Belyaev, a supporter of Navalny.

Sergei Bykovsky and Aleksey Belenkin, who were fined on April 26, 2017 for picketing in front of the General Prosecutor's Office, filed a complaint with the ECtHR. This was reported to OVD-Info by their representative, lawyer of the Memorial Human Rights Center Denis Shedov.

Police came to Alexei Navalny's headquarters in Kaliningrad with a search. Staff volunteer Maria Petukhova reported this to OVD-Info. According to her, the reason for the search was “suspicion of illegal campaigning.” On March 13, the police also came to Navalny's headquarters in Saratov and Kemerovo .

The Leninsky District Court of Penza extended the arrest of Dmitry Pchelintsev, a defendant in the terrorism case, until June 18, 2018. A correspondent reports this from the courtroom. OVD-Info At the meeting, the head of the investigation team, Tokarev, petitioned to make the meeting closed. Pchelintsev's lawyer Zaitsev asked him if there were state secrets in the case.

In Penza, the police came to work for activist Kirill Kotov for the second time that day, Kotov himself told OVD-Info. Police officers asked Kotov's superiors for video footage from March 10 and 11.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) communicated the complaint of 19-year-old Nikita Mileshin, who was detained at a protest on March 26 in Moscow. This was reported to OVD-Info by the lawyers of the Human Rights Protection of Open Russia, representing the interests of the young man. The ECHR sent questions to the Russian authorities: whether Mileshin's detention was justified, whether the trial was fair and whether the punishment for the applicant was proportionate.

Photo: Zaks.ru In the Smolninsky District Court of St. Petersburg, an activist Vladimir Kazachenko was detained at a meeting in the case of a supporter of Alexei Navalny, Ilya Gantwarga. He himself informed the OVD-Info about this. Kazachenko is charged with Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) and 19.3 Administrative Code (disobedience to the legal order of the policeman) in connection with the "strike of voters" on January 28.

Anton Grachev, a volunteer at Alexei Navalny’s headquarters in Gatchina, was summoned for questioning. The activist himself reported this. OVD-InfoAccording to Grachev, the police came with a summons while he was at the territorial election commission - the activist is a member of the commission. The summons states that Grachev must come to the investigation department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Gatchina district on March 14.

In Krasnoyarsk, on March 12, police detained a volunteer from Navalny's headquarters while he was distributing leaflets. This is written on the page of the local team of the politician in Vkontakte. According to activists, he is charged with Article 5.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. appeared in the group Later, a message that the driver's license was taken away from the volunteer without drawing up a protocol.

The Nizhny Novgorod District Court arrested local activists Sergei Novikov and Dmitry Kalinychev for 20 days. about this with reference to Alexander Karavaev, chairman of the regional branch of PARNAS. writes Mediazona The men were found guilty of repeated violation of the procedure for holding public events (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).