The Moscow District Court of St. Petersburg fined LGBT activist Irina Sigova 15,000 rubles for participating in a series of solo pickets on Palace Square. Human rights activist Dinar Idrisov told OVD-Info about this. The court found Sigova guilty under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation by the participant of the rules for holding the event).

In Moscow, civil activist Mikhail Dukhnovsky was detained, who was standing in a single picket on Kosygin Street with a poster "Signal if you are against Putin." Dukhnovsky himself reported this to OVD-Info. Dukhnovsky was taken to the police department in the Gagarinsky district. UPD 21:50 Mikhail Dukhnovsky was released without a protocol being drawn up. He was detained for identification, as he did not have his passport with him.

Public figures asked British Prime Minister Theresa May to assist in obtaining political asylum for Rafis Kashapov, who left Russia. The text of the open letter was published on the Kashapov Brothers page on Facebook by public figure and brother of the human rights activist Nafis Kashapov. The letter mentions a new criminal case against Kashapov under the article on inciting hatred or enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

In Vladivostok, the case of publicly insulting the head of the Center "E" Kandidatov was dismissed. This was reported in the telegram channel "Pravozashchita Postcards" with reference to the lawyer Sergei Valiulin. The lawyer reports that the case under Article 319 of the Criminal Code was terminated due to the absence of a crime event. Sergey Valiulin in this case represented the interest of the activist of "Spring" and "Open Russia" Dmitry Gultyaev, who was in the status of a witness.

A spokeswoman for Open Russia said that an FSB officer came to her and tried to persuade her to become an informant. She posted about it on Facebook. According to Natalia Gryaznevich, the man wanted them to meet once a week and she told him about her work. In July, Natalya Gryaznevich was interrogated in the Yukos case, although she was still a schoolgirl during the investigation and court hearings.