The Gagarinsky District Court of Moscow dismissed the claim of Occupy participant Andrey Lukyanov. The court denied him compensation for non-pecuniary damage - Lukyanov said that in 2012 he was beaten by the security forces. Kommersant writes about this with reference to the lawyer of the Public Verdict Foundation, Irina Biryukova.

In Moscow, on Pushkin Square, a man was detained who stood with a poster "Russia, let Sentsov go." This was reported to OVD-Info via a hotline. The interlocutor said that the man had been at the police station in the Tverskoy district for almost three hours. A protocol was drawn up against him, which he refuses to sign.

The prosecutor's office asked to sentence the head of the Toropets branch of the Yabloko party, Vladimir Egorov, to two years of suspended imprisonment under Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code (calls for extremist activities). This was reported by Mediazona with reference to lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina. Today, during the debate in the Toropetsky District Court of the Tver Region, a representative of the prosecutor's office asked to find Egorov guilty.

The leader of the Altyn Urda movement, Danis Safargali, went on a hunger strike after he was sent to the punishment cell of the colony in Kirovo-Chepetsk. “Idel.Realii” writes about this with reference to his wife Guzel Safargali. Guzel Safargali told the publication that she received information from the wife of another prisoner. She clarified that he had already had conflicts with FSIN employees. “Two months ago they told him that a punishment cell was inevitable,” added Guzel Safargali.

The person involved in the “Case of March 26” Stanislav Zimovets declared an unlimited hunger strike in support of the director Oleg Sentsov. This was announced by the OTD-Info by lawyer Ilya Pavlenko. “I, the Zimovets SS, voluntarily declare a hunger strike in support of Oleg Gennadievich Sentsov on 13.07.1976 and his requirements to free 64 citizens of Ukraine held in the Russian Federation. I also demand to free Oleg Sentsov, ”the convict writes in the statement.

Maria Rabinovich, a volunteer from Navalny’s headquarters, was detained in Irkutsk. A protocol was drawn up against her for the procession after the agreed rally “He is not our king.” This is written about on the page of the local political team. A report was drawn up against the activist for “not interfering with an unauthorized march,” which took place immediately after the agreed action.

On the Bolshoi Moskvoretsky Bridge to Moscow, the police detained Arkady Konikov, the duty officer of the Boris Nemtsov memorial. Konikov himself told about this to OVD-Info. According to Konikov, the police approached him and offered him a choice: either he removes the portraits and flowers from the memorial, or they go to the police station. Konikov replied that he was ready to go to the department and would not clean up anything. Then they put him in a police car.

In Moscow, the bailiffs detained the former medical worker Nina Belyaeva in the Moscow City Court, where she came to file an application for a labor dispute. This was reported to OVD-Info by journalist Alexander Zimbovsky. According to the bailiffs, two weeks ago, a woman hung leaflets in the Moscow City Court with information that the court was delaying the consideration of her case. The bailiffs handed Belyaev over to the police.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) communicated 11 complaints from Russians convicted of posting swastikas on the Internet. This is reported by Kommersant, referring to the lawyer of the Agora International Human Rights Group Alexei Glukhov. The ECtHR asked the Russian government if it was paying attention to the context of the swastika display. In addition, the court asked whether citizens who published posts before 2014 can now be found guilty if the article was changed that year.

In Moscow, at the Yaroslavsky railway station, the police detained activists Mikhail Dukhnovsky and Mikhail Alferov. This was reported to OVD-Info by Mark Galperin. The reason for the detention, law enforcers called the verification of documents. Dukhnovsky was taken to the police department on the territory of the railway station; Galperin does not know the whereabouts of Alferov. Mikhail Alferov is an activist from Kemerovo, Dukhnovsky met him from the train.

Photo: Poster of the film "Process" On May 14, 2018, Oleg Sentsov announced an unlimited hunger strike with a request to free 64 Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia. As a sign of his support, the creators of the film “Process” about the court over the Ukrainian director laid out the picture in open access. Now you can see it on our website.

Photo: Aleksey Makarov Page on Facebook An employee of the International Society Memorial, historian Alexei Makarov tells how the participants of the hippie festival in Moscow were detained in 2006. And about ours about the Soviet police, Besides this song, not a single one ... Venya d'rkin In those distant times, when the police were still a police, the fines were small, and the OVD-info still did not exist, the hippies lived.