In Rostov-on-Don, on the morning of June 22, Alexei Strokov's house was searched in the case of mass riots on November 5, 2017, initiated against Yan Sidorov and Vladislav Mordasov. This was reported to the OVD-Info hotline by activist Mikhail Dukhnovsky. According to the activist, during the search, all of Strokov's equipment was confiscated. He is a witness in the case, on November 5 he was not in the city: he was in Moscow and was arrested.

Journalist Pavel Nikulin was given back all the items seized during a search in connection with a terrorism case. The journalist himself told OVD-Info about this. Nikulin said that he and a friend came to the FSB headquarters in Kaluga, where six boxes of things and several bags of equipment were returned to him. “We counted everything and compared it with the inspection report - everything came together.

Sochi activist Danil Pinzhenin was visited on June 18 by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism because of a song posted on VKontakte. Pinzhenin believes that he is being persecuted for his active work in the Komsomol and participation in the actions of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, the reports on June 23. Caucasian Knot We are talking about the song "White World" by the group "Stolny Grad", which is recognized as extremist.

In Moscow, unidentified people damaged the car of the municipal deputy of the Izmailovo Moscow Region, Nadezhda Zagordan. The glass in the car was broken and the interior was flooded with a colorless liquid, Zagordan said on Facebook.

In Krasnodar, administrative cases were opened against members of the Open Russia movement for participation in an undesirable organization (Article 20.33 of the Administrative Code). “Voice of Kuban” is about this. writes Cases were brought against the coordinator of the Krasnodar branch of Open Russia Yana Antonova, members of the Council of the regional branch David Kankiya and Leonid Malyavin, as well as members of the regional branch Arina Lisovets, Alexander Savelyev and Viktor Chirikov.

How did the project begin? - The project began on March 26 after the rally “He is not Dimon for you” , when an unprecedented number of people, more than a thousand were fussed along Moscow alone. And the problem was that not only human rights activists could not be processed - who were preparing for detentions, but not in such quantities - but the police department were not ready for this. No one understood why there were so many people to detain.

Illustration: OTD-Info A year ago, Dmitry Borisov lived in Moscow, led the hotel business and periodically went to the opposition. On March 26, 2017, he was detained at an anti -corruption rally, and then accused of applying force to the policeman. The court appointed Borisov a year of a general regime. On June 7, 2018, he was released and told the OVD-Info about violence in jail, a transition to a “free” language and evenings with a Chifir circle.

Volunteers with transfers at the special detention center No. 1 / photo: Oleg Pashchenko After the mass detentions of the Moscow police department and special receptionists, volunteers drive - they bring food, water and medicines for dumbfounded people who are not clear there.