In Kaliningrad, Navalny's headquarters activist Maria Petukhova was detained in connection with the May 5 rally. This was reported to OVD-Info by the activist herself. Petukhova is charged with repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). She is left at the police station overnight. Earlier, the activist was given a summons.

In Moscow, police detained activists of the Popular Resistance Association (ANS) Adrian Dupak and Anton Khomchenko. The organization's stickers were confiscated from them, ANC coordinator Dmitry Karasev told OVD-Info. According to him, police officers drove up to the activists in a car, got out and “began to nudge them”, and then took them to the Meshchansky police station. The reasons for the detention of Dupaku and Khomchenko were not explained.

Leonid Makhini / Photo from the page of "another Russia" in VKontakte The Party "Another Russia" announced the disappearance of the leader of the Volgograd branch Leonid Makhini. This was reported on the page of the Association on VKontakte. The activist’s wife said that about eight in the evening of June 9, he left the house, was in the Central District for some time, and then stopped answering calls. The second day of the man is disconnected by the phone.

The Krasnogvardeisky District Court of St. Petersburg fined the Association of Carriers of Russia 400 thousand rubles under an article on violating the procedure for the activities of an NPO performing the functions of a foreign agent. This was reported by the United Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg in the Tam Tam messenger. The organization was charged with Part 1 of Article 19.34 of the Administrative Code.

The Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow fined Andronik Arutyunov, co-chairman of the Universitetskaya Solidarity trade union, 20,000 rubles for a one-man picket in support of a Moscow State University student who was suspected of vandalism because of the inscription “No fan zone” on a sign for the World Cup. They write about this in the telegram channel “Pravozashchita Postcards” with reference to the lawyer Alexander Boykov.

The Matveyevo-Kurgansky District Court in the Rostov Region extended for one month the arrest of Alexander Averin, co-chairman of the Other Russia party, accused of attempted arms smuggling. This is written on the page of the party in Vkontakte. The activist was left in custody in the Taganrog SIZO No. 2.

The Moscow Prosecutor's Office canceled the decision to initiate a case of vandalism against Moscow State University student Dmitry Petelin because of the inscription on the sign for the World Cup. They write about this in the telegram channel of the human rights group “Open Russia” with reference to lawyer Sergei Badamshin. Badamshin himself learned this information from the investigator. The prosecutor's office requested the case materials from the inquiry and dropped the case.

Stanislav Klykh, sentenced to twenty years in prison on charges of murdering Russian military personnel during the First Chechen War, went on a hunger strike. First Deputy Head of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Gerashchenko wrote about this on her Facebook. At a meeting between Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and relatives of Ukrainian prisoners in Russia, Klykh’s mother said that her son had gone on a hunger strike - a lawyer told the woman about this.

Member of the Public Monitoring Committee Evgeny Enikeev filed a statement with the Investigative Committee for Sergiev Posad about the use of illegal physical force against Ruslan Kostylenkov, accused of creating the extremist organization “New Greatness”. The human rights activist wrote about this on his blog. On May 31, Enikeev visited Kostylenkov in the pre-trial detention center for the second time. Then the accused said that he was beaten during the search.

Photo: Political prisoners of the Perm camp No. 35 after liberation, 1987 /Archive of the International Memorial. Oleg Sentsov, who is starving for the release of 64 Ukrainian political prisoners (more about who can be one of them, read here), wrote an appeal to the leaders of the “Big Seven” on the 23rd day. We publish the text of a letter from the political prisoners of the Perm camp No. 35 (now the current colony of IK-35 of the Perm Territory) from the archive of the international memorial.