The Tverskoy District Court arrested Marzpet Manukyan, a participant in the action at the Armenian temple on April 22, until May 24. Interfax reports this with reference to the press service of the court. Manukyan is suspected under Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism). He is one of those detained on April 22 at the Armenian temple complex in Moscow. Earlier it was reported that two people detained near the temple became defendants in the criminal case.

The Investigative Committee did not initiate a criminal case for torture of Igor Shishkin, accused in the case of the terrorist community “Network”. The St. Petersburg prosecutor's office announced this in response to a statement by a member of the Public Monitoring Commission, Ekaterina Kosarevskaya. Kosarevskaya turned to the prosecutor’s office when she did not receive a response from the FSB Directorate for St.

The Staropromyslovsky District Court of Grozny extended the detention of the head of the Chechen “Memorial” Oyub Titiev until June 9. This was reported in the telegram channel of the Memorial human rights center. Titiev’s interests were represented at the hearing by lawyer Maria Dubrovina. Two other lawyers - Ilya Novikov and Pyotr Zaikin - left for Moscow for a press conference dedicated to the prosecution of their client.

On April 20, the Far Eastern District Military Court of Krasnoyarsk sentenced a 28-year-old local resident to five years in a penal colony because of comments on VKontakte. This was reported on the website of the Prosecutor's Office of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The man was found guilty of public calls for terrorism using the Internet (part 2 of article 205.2 of the Criminal Code).

The person involved in the ABTO case, Ivan Astashin, was removed from the preventive register, on which he was allegedly placed because of his tendency to escape. Now he doesn't have to check in every two hours at the duty section of the colony. about this with reference to Astashin's mother on his Facebook.

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, a minor supporter of Alexei Navalny was summoned to the Investigative Committee. This was reported to OVD-Info by the activist's mother. The woman said that her son used to do volunteer work at the local headquarters of the politician, but stopped his activities after it closed. According to the activist's mother, she went with her son to the UK without a summons, because she assumed that they had been summoned for another reason.

A meeting to extend the arrest and bring charges against the head of the Chechen branch of the Memorial Human Rights Center, Oyub Titiev, was scheduled for the day of the Moscow press conference, in which his lawyers are participating. This is stated in Memorial’s telegram channel with reference to lawyer Marina Dubrovina. Oyub Titiev is accused of drug possession (Part 2 of Article 228 of the Criminal Code) - a bag of prohibited substances was allegedly found in his car on January 9.

May 4 Chita In Chita, they did not agree on a rally on the Revolution Square in the city center, referring to the fact that it contains a circus and children's attractions. As an alternative, the organizers were offered a platform in the village of KSK, but they refused, writes IA “Chita. RU »with reference to the press service of the city hall.

Two of those detained near the Armenian Temple complex in Moscow on April 22 became defendants in a criminal case. Information about this was posted on the pro-Kremlin telegram channel “Kremlin Laundress”. Radio Liberty reported on April 23 that criminal proceedings had been initiated against one detainee.

The Presidium of the Supreme Court refused to cancel the sentence against Oleg and Alexei Navalny in the case of fraud and money laundering to the detriment of the Yves Rocher company. This is reported by Meduza. The session in the Supreme Court took place in connection with the fact that the European Court of Human Rights revealed violations in the case.

Photo: David Frenkel / Promotion in support of Navalny in St. Petersburg The authorities impede the shares of the supporters of Navalny on May 5 "He is not a king for us." The organizers and alleged participants are crushed, detention and arrests began. In 43 cities, the authorities refused to coordinate events, and at 17 they demanded to transfer to other sites - often uncomfortable and located far from the city center.