In Sarapul, the police demanded explanations from activists and the organizer of a rally against pension reform because of the phrase "Putin is a thief." Ruslan Timurshin, organizer of the rally, told OVD-Info about this. In total, about 500 people came to the event, he said. During the action, the organizer and activists Dmitry Begishev, Georgy Chukavin, Dmitry Morozov and Stanislav Darovsky were approached by the police and told to go to their cars.

The Tuapse District Court dismissed a complaint against the refusal of the police in the village of Dzhubga to open a criminal case on the fact of death threats against the participants of the feminist festival. This was reported on the page of the Foundation "Public verdict".

Near the landfill in the village of Nepeino, Dmitrovsky district, 12 people were detained for not allowing garbage trucks to pass through. This was reported by the husband of one of the detainees, Alexey Tokarev. OVD-InfoMuzhchina said that activists tried to stop cars with garbage because they did not have documents. The activists called the police, but “officers attacked them” and detained them, Alexey reports. Now 12 people are in the police department in the Dmitrovsky district.

In Vladivostok, after a rally by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation against the pension reform, two volunteers from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny were detained. about this with reference to one of the detainees, Ekaterina Vasilyeva. writes Mediazona According to the activist, the headquarters volunteers wanted to take part in the action, but the organizers rudely refused them. After they learned about the detention of Larius Litvinov, their colleague.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sent a resolution imposing a fine of 15 thousand rubles on Left Resistance activist Kirill Kotov for the May 9 rally. Kuban activist Daria Polyudova writes about this with reference to Kotov’s father. During the Communist Party march on May 9, police detained 20 people. In July, Kotov was arrested for 15 days for a single picket with a poster “On Russia Day we demand freedom. There will be a revolution.

On July 24, the Central District Court of the city of Kemerovo arrested two followers of Jehovah's Witnesses, Sergei Britvin and Vadim Levchuk. About this on the organization's website. A criminal case was opened against the men under the article on participation in an extremist community (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). The period of detention is until September 19. Sergei Britvin has a second group disability.