The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) communicated the complaints of Vadim Meletin, Alexander Ryabushkin, Evgeniy Sobolev and Maxim Shatrovsky, participants in the protests on November 5, 2017. Lawyer Nikolai Zboroshenko, who, in collaboration with OVD-Info, defended detainees in Russian courts, wrote about this on Facebook.

The Supreme Court of Russia overturned all court decisions to extend the preventive measure for amnestied Daniil Konstantinov, a nationalist accused of hooliganism. His father Ilya Konstantinov wrote about this on Facebook. The leader of the Moscow Defense League movement, Daniil Konstantinov, was accused of murder.

In Crimea, the investigator brought a specified charge against the Crimean Tatar Ismail Ramazanov. This is reported by "Crimea. Realii" with reference to the defender Alexei Ladin. Now Ramazanov is accused of inciting hatred or enmity (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code) and of illegal possession of cartridges (part 1 of article 222 of the Criminal Code).

The Moscow City Court rejected the appeal of the arrested animal rights activist Yury Koretskikh. This was reported to OVD-Info by lawyer Olga Rozhkova. Rozhkova noted that the meeting was initially of an accusatory nature: the bailiff and an unknown person in civilian clothes said that the audience should not be present at the open hearing of the case. However, the court accepted Rozhkova's objection and let the zookeeper's friends into the hall.

Andrey Novichkov, a journalist and coordinator of Arkhnadzor , said on Facebook that he was threatened by unknown people calling from telephone numbers of the Department of Urban Planning Policy. Novichkov's interlocutors demand that the published secret documents of the Town Planning and Land Commission (GZK) of the Moscow Mayor's Office be deleted, as well as provide the data of the person who provided the materials.

The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Krasnoyarsk imposed 35 hours of compulsory labor on the participant of the “He is not our king” protest, Vladimir Fedorov. This was reported on the “Public Verdict” foundation’s Facebook page. The judge considered that Fedorov violated part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the rules for holding a public event).

In Moscow, the police detained a supporter of the Left Front, who participated in a series of solo pickets for the abolition of the municipal filter in the mayoral elections. about this on Twitter . wrote The leader of the movement Sergei Udaltsov The activist was taken to the police department in the Tverskoy district. Law enforcement officers explained the detention by presidential decree No.

In St. Petersburg, the lawyers of the parishioners of the Scientological Church issued the case materials with the notes of the FSB investigator. It is reported by "Mediazona", referring to the lawyers themselves.

Natalia Podolyak, a teacher at the Department of Physical Education at the Siberian Federal University, suspected of using violence against a police officer on May 5, pleaded not guilty during interrogation at the Investigative Committee. Vladimir Vasin, a lawyer for the Agora International Human Rights Group, told OVD-Info about this.

Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Kamchatka Territory from the "Fair Russia" Mikhail Puchkovsky received a summons to the police after he rode on a horse to the government building. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the deputy himself. On the morning of June 20, Puchkovsky, accompanied by two girls, arrived at the beginning of the session on a horse named Rocket.

A court in Irkutsk arrested Zakhar Sarapulov, an employee of Navalny's regional headquarters, for 7 days. This was reported to OVD-Info from Navalny's headquarters. Thus, the court sided with the police officers who drew up a protocol against Sarapulov under part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the procedure for holding a public event). According to the policemen, the “Monstration”, which took place on May 1 in Irkutsk, was a political action.

On June 19, police officers in Volgograd detained blogger Ilya Varlamov without explanation. He wrote about this on his Twitter. He later clarified that he was taken to the police room at the Elshanka light rail station. There, the blogger had to wait for a conversation with the FSB officers. Half an hour later, Varlamov reported that two FSB officers had held a preventive conversation with him and then released him. The blogger was also asked if he was filming a bridge in Crimea.

In the city of Alupka in Crimea, a search was carried out in the house of Crimean Tatars. This was reported on the Crimean Solidarity Facebook page. Najiya Kaidanova, who lives in the house, was taken to the FSB department. Her husband went with her as an escort. During the search, law enforcement officials seized electronic media, including Kaidanova's mother's phone. At about 12:30 pm, the detainees were released.

In Samara, the police took Valentin Gurevich, a participant in the “He is not our king” action, on May 5, from his home. about this on her Facebook page . wrote Katerina Gerasimova According to Gerasimova, Gurevich was taken away from home. The activist did not receive a summons to report to the police. The authorities of Samara refused to approve the action of Navalny's supporters in the center of the city and offered to hold it on the outskirts - at the autodrome.

At the registration address of Anton Bykov, a member of the 14 percent movement, two policemen and two operatives in civilian clothes came. about this He wrote on his Facebook page. According to Bykov, law enforcement officers came to his mother-in-law's apartment, where he is registered. Immediately after they left, the woman called Bykov and asked what had happened. She was asked questions about her son-in-law's activity on social networks and his current place of residence.