Vadim Barabash, a member of the Stop GOK environmental movement, was detained in Chelyabinsk when he was distributing newspapers. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. He said that on April 26, another activist of the movement, Sergei Belogorokhov, held a solo picket near the city administration. At this time, Barabash was handing out newspapers nearby. During the rally, several people approached Belogorokhov - among them were police officers and people in civilian clothes.

Oktyabrsky District Court of Saratov ruled to pay journalist Sergei Vilkov compensation of 150,000 rubles for unlawful prosecution in the case of slandering local deputy Sergei Kurikhin. About writes "Mediazona" with reference to Vilkov. He told the publication that he asked for compensation in the amount of two million rubles. According to the journalist, he was under house arrest for 25 months.

In Kazan, windows were broken in the office of the movement Against Crime and Lawlessness. This was announced to OVD-Info by the leader of the movement and a participant in the protest of depositors Dmitry Berdnikov. He noted that before that, the police tried to get into the office and even threatened to use the grinder. According to Berdnikov, law enforcement officers have been on duty at the office around the clock for 80 days.

On April 25, the Maikop City Court ruled to recover one million rubles from the Ministry of Finance as compensation for non-pecuniary damage to the director of the Institute for Regional Biological Research, environmentalist Valery Brinikh, for unlawful prosecution. about this RBC writes with reference to the lawyer of the Agora International Human Rights Group Andrei Sabinin, who represents the interests of Brynich.

In the North Caucasian Garrison Military Court on April 25, at a regular meeting on the Yalta case on involvement in the Hizb ut-Tahrir organization, a secret witness was declassified. This is reported by the Crimea SOS portal. During the meeting, lawyer Edem Semedlyaev filed a motion to declassify the secret witness for the prosecution at the request of the witness himself. The court granted the lawyer's request, after which the witness testified in favor of the accused.

Yulia Fedotova, the lawyer of Open Russia, was repeatedly charged with the already paid fine. She herself wrote about this on Facebook. In October 2017, Fedotova was fined 10,000 rubles for participating in the rally on October 7 (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The lawyer claims that she paid the fine back in February. However, Sberbank repeatedly withdrew money from the card, which at that moment had only 13 rubles.

In Moscow, deceived equity holders who moved into an unfinished house in the Tsaritsyno housing complex were detained due to a series of solitary pickets. This was reported to OVD-Info by eyewitness Denis Sommer. He suggested that the police detained at least 40 people. All of them stood with posters on Tverskaya street. The Tsaritsyno residential complex is one of the largest unfinished complexes in Moscow.

In Belogorsk, searches are held in the houses of Crimean Tatars. This was reported in the group "Crimean Solidarity" on Facebook. The searches take place from the early morning in the houses belonging to the Crimean Tatars Ali Bariyev, Rustem Velilyaev, Resul Vellyaeva, Ekrem Vellyaev, Zere Veliaeva. Ali Bariev - head of LLC Krymopt. The Vellyaev family - the founders of the enterprise. The Krymopt company is engaged in the distribution of food in Crimea.

In Naberezhnye Chelny, blogger Almaz Imamov, who speaks in defense of the Tatar language, is accused of extremism. It is reported by "Idel. Realities". According to investigators, from August 29, 2016 to December 21, 2017, Imamov posted posts on his page on the VKontakte social network that form a “negative image of people of Russian nationality” and promote the superiority of Tatars over Russians.

On April 25, the Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan arrested 14 alleged members of the pan-Islamic organization “Hizb”. About this “Idel. Realities." ut-Tahrir reports that the court arrested Ainur Shamsutdinova, Radika Yapparova, Renata Galimova, Faila Altynbaeva, Kamila Gilmanova, Ramilya Ishmeeva, Danilu Bagautdinova, Zafara Yakubova, Niaza Kamaliyeva, Alberta Saifullina, Talyara Mingazova and Almaza Khamdeeva until June 20.