Graduates of the Second St. Petersburg Gymnasium Timofey Makarenko and Valentin Khoroshenin were deprived of scholarships for participating in political events. About this writes "Zaks.ru" with reference to the activists of the movement "Spring". The list of scholarship holders was announced on June 25 during the presentation of certificates. Scholarships in the amount of one thousand rubles are given to students of the gymnasium for success in the study of individual subjects.

Civic activist Yevgeny Antokhin was detained near the building of the Presidential Administration when he recorded the detention of Lyudmila Ulufsen. Antokhin reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. Lyudmila Ulufsen tried to get an appointment at the Presidential Administration, but they did not let her in. After that, the woman broke the window of the room. Antokhin was nearby at that time and recorded the detention of Ulufsen, but he was also detained.

The Saratov Regional Court dismissed the complaints of the Saratov Regional Public Organization of Disabled People with Diabetes and its ex-president Yekaterina Rogatkina, who were fined under the article about “foreign agents”. It is reported by Radio Liberty. The prosecutor's office considered that there were signs of political activity in the work of the organization, including criticism of the quality of Russian insulin as such.

Dmitry Pchelintsev, a defendant in the case of the terrorist community “Network,” was returned to the city of Penza. This became known from the “Parental Network” - the Committee of relatives of those accused in the case of the terrorist community “Network”. SIZO-1OVD-infoFrom the temporary detention center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region, where members of Pchelintsev’s PSC on July 5, he was sent to the Alexander Hospital on July 7.

In Krasnodar, Justice of the Peace Elena Zolotukhina fined politician Leonid Zaprudin 15,000 rubles. about this on her Facebook page . wrote Sofia Rusova Zaprudina was found guilty of carrying out the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of his membership in the Open Russia movement. The judge rejected a number of Zaprudin's petitions, and made a decision on the fine on the basis of photocopies.

On November 5, 2017, Yan Sidorov, a defendant in the case of mass riots in Rostov-on-Don, went on a hunger strike in the courtroom. this on her Facebook page . reports Irina Zenina, a member of the Solidarity movement, Sidorov announced a hunger strike in the Leninsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don during a court hearing to extend the preventive measure for him and another person involved in the case, Vladislav Mordasov.

The Moscow mayor's office refused to approve the Libertarian Party's rally against the "tax robbery" on July 22. This was announced on Twitter by the chairman of the Federal Committee of the Party, Sergei Boyko. The authorities referred to Presidential Decree No. 202 restricting the right to freedom of assembly during the World Cup. According to Boyko, the authorities of the regions also refuse to agree on actions. Decree No.

In Kemerovo, blogger Mikhail Alferov was detained, who published a video with information about a rally against Aman Tuleyev. Alferov told OVD-Info about this. The blogger was brought to court to consider the case initiated because of the video, but the court was postponed to July 10 and Alferov was released. Alferov was detained on June 29 and July 4.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg received the case of Mikhail Tsakunov, who is accused of using violence against a policeman (part 2 of article 318 of the Criminal Code) at the May 5 rally. Information about this is posted on the website of the court. A date for the case has not yet been set. According to the investigation, Tsakunov hit the police officer Sukharukov A.A., who participated in his arrest, and with this blow knocked out Sukharukov's tooth.

In Chechnya, the Shali City Court extended the arrest of Oyub Titiev, the head of the local branch of the Memorial Human Rights Center, until December 22. Mediazona reports this with reference to lawyer Pyotr Zaikin. Earlier, the Supreme Court of Chechnya extended Titiev’s arrest until July 25. According to Zaikin, the Supreme Court did not have the right to do this, so the city court later extended the arrest.

In Moscow, on Manezhnaya Square, the police detained Svetlana Gannushkina and Oleg Orlov, members of the Board of the Memorial Human Rights Center. Orlov himself reported this. OVD-InfoOrlov and Gannushkina held a picket in support of Oyub Titiev, the arrested head of the Chechen branch of Memorial, accused of drug possession. The detainees were taken to the police department.

The Supreme Court of Crimea closed the case of Seytasan Asanov, a participant in the rally in memory of the deportation of Crimean Tatars. This is reported by "Crimea. Realities". According to the case file, the activist blocked traffic during the event, but police officers denied this information during interrogation. Earlier, the Central District Court of Simferopol decided to terminate the proceedings in Asanov's case due to the lack of corpus delicti.

In Moscow, the Lyublinsky District Court fined the former Ryazan leader of the truckers movement, Alexei Borisov, 200,000 rubles. This is reported by the publication "7 × 7". Borisov was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules for holding the event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Dzerzhinsky District Court upheld the fine for Alexei Navalny's supporter Andrey Kozlov for the "Voters' Strike" banner. This is reported by "Echo of Moscow in Orenburg" with reference to Kozlov himself. Earlier, the magistrate fined him one thousand rubles, finding him guilty of illegal campaigning (Article 5.10 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The reason was the "Voters' Strike" banner, which Kozlov hung on his balcony.