Crimean Tatar Ismail Ramazanov, accused of inciting hatred through the Zello online radio, complained to the Crimean Investigative Committee about the falsification of evidence by the investigator in his case. It is reported by Mediazona. In his statement, Ramazanov noted that investigator Dmitry Kosyakin, during a meeting in the Simferopol District Court, provided a protocol stating that the accused had familiarized himself with the case materials.

The Supreme Court of Ingushetia upheld fines for participating in a rally for direct elections. About this writes "Kavkaz. Realities". The Supreme Court upheld the fines for the head of the local branch of the International Party of Russia, Mikail Khuchiev, a member of the initiative group, Daud Garakoev, and Magomed Khamkhoev. Khamoev happened to be at the rally by accident, but he was photographed from the event. “Today I asked them just one question - what is my fault?

Bashkir public figure and journalist Anver Yumagulov was interrogated on suspicion of extremism. He reported this to OVD-Info. According to Yumagulov, he was called in for questioning because of a post he posted on Vkontakte in January 2016. Yumagulov himself believes that interest in him is connected with his activities to protect the Bashkir shikhans - hills where soda is mined. to Yumagulov with a search On July 12, officers of the FSB came .

A minor volunteer of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny in the city of Raduzhny, Vladimir Region, has been extended the period of preventive registration until September 10. He reported this to OVD-Info. An employee of the department for juvenile affairs explained to the young man that the registration period had been extended in connection with the election of the governor of the Vladimir region. The 14-year-old volunteer was registered in February.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined Andrei Kiselev 20 thousand rubles for a single picket in support of those involved in the “New Greatness” case . He told OVD-Info about this. Kiselev was detained on June 22 at the office of the Commissioner for Human Rights Tatyana Moskalkova, where he stood with a poster demanding the release of those involved in the “New Greatness” case.

The European Court of Human Rights ordered Russia to pay compensation to Pussy Riot members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alyokhina and Ekaterina Samutsevich in the total amount of about 48 thousand rubles for causing moral damage. This was reported on the website of the ECtHR.

The Garrison Military Court of St. Petersburg rejected the complaint of a witness in the case of the terrorist community “Network”, Ilya Kapustin, against the refusal to initiate a criminal case of torture by FSB officers. This was reported by Mediazona with reference to lawyer Dmitry Gerasimov. In February, Kapustin complained to the Investigative Committee about the torture he was subjected to by FSB officers in an attempt to extract testimony.

Maria Dubovik, a defendant in the “New Greatness” case, was transferred from a 30-bed cell in pre-trial detention center No. 6 to a four-bed cell. Her lawyer Tatyana Okushko spoke about this. OVD-InfoAccording to Okushko, during the arrest, Dubovik’s vision deteriorated significantly. The girl also told her that, despite the hot weather, using the shower is only allowed once a week, and walks are not held in the open air.

A protest On March 26, 2017, one of the largest protests in recent years took place. Alexei Navalny had recently published the film “He’s Not Dimon to You,” in which he accused Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev of corruption. Neither Medvedev himself nor other government officials responded to the film: no one began checking the charges that Navalny made, but no one tried to challenge his allegations in court.

The European Court of Human Rights ordered Russia to pay the relatives of journalist Anna Politkovskaya moral damages in the amount of 20,000 euros. The decision of the court is published on the website. A complaint to the ECHR about the ineffective investigation into the murder of a journalist was sent by her children Ilya and Vera Politkovsky, mother Raisa Mazepa and sister Elena Kudimova.

The Tverskoy District Court dismissed a complaint by the defense of MBKh Media correspondent Alexander Skrylnikov, who was beaten by a policeman at a rally on May 5, against the inaction of the Investigative Committee. This was reported by MBKh-Media with reference to the lawyer of Open Russia Sergei Badamshin, who represents the interests of Skrylnikov in court.

At a rally against the pension reform held in Kirov on July 16, the police demanded to remove the poster dedicated to the head of state. This was reported by the portal Newsler.ru. Several people tried to deploy a banner on which it was written that the people were “tired of the head of state”, the publication reports.

The executive director of PARNAS in Udmurtia, Dmitry Begishev, was summoned to the regional department of the Investigative Committee. This was announced to OVD-Info by the chairman of the republican branch of the party Ruslan Timurshin. According to Timurshin, the reason for the call to Begishev was his speech at the “He is not our king” rally in Izhevsk on May 5. Begishev was "persuasively asked" to come for a talk, Timurshin said. He refused to come.

Photo: Peter Verzilov / Twitter For 15 days, the Khamovnican District Court of Moscow arrested Pussy Riot Pussy Riot, Olga Pakhtusov, Olga Kuracheva and Veronika Nikulshina for the action “The policeman enters into the game”. This was reported by "Mediazona." In addition, activists were forbidden to attend sporting events for three years.

OVD-Info found another person convicted of protests on March 26, 2017: a 39-year-old deputy head of a computer warehouse in Vladivostok received a three-year suspended sentence. Sergei Kukushkin was accused of pulling a policeman by the wrist. He declined to comment on his criminal case. Protest On March 26, 2017, some of the largest protests in recent years took place.