Igor Brumel, a member of SERB, and a woman who was videotaping, came to the office of the For Human Rights movement. About this OVD-Info said the head of the movement Lev Ponomarev. “You are protecting extremists. Who you are? Why are you using state space to protect extremists?” Ponomarev told Brumel. According to the human rights activist, they managed to kick out the intruders without a fight. The For Human Rights Facebook page also posted information about Brumel's visit.

At a meeting in the Krasnodar Regional Court, the prosecutor asked to cancel the decree on the detention of lawyer Mikhail Benyash, accused of violence against police officers. Journalist Alexander Savelyev reports this on his Telegram channel. He quotes the prosecutor's remarks during his speech: As follows from the ruling of the court of first instance, Benyash can hide, threaten, and destroy evidence. The court did not provide any evidence to support its findings.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow sentenced Konstantin Saltykov, a volunteer of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny, to 10 months in prison. This is reported by a member of OVD-Info from the courtroom. Saltykov was found guilty of violence against a policeman (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) during the Voters' Strike action on January 28.

Two activists of the "indefinite protest" - Kristina Timakova and Vladimir Petrov - were detained near the Moscow City Court building. Timakova herself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. Before that, the detainees came to a meeting where an appeal was considered against the arrest of another member of the movement, Veronika Novozhenova, who, by a court decision, was placed in a special detention center for 12 days. Timakova and Petrov were taken to the police station in the Arbat district.

The Moscow authorities agreed on the action "Return of names" at the Solovetsky stone on the Lubyanka. Elena Zhemkova, member of the board of International Memorial, told OVD-Info about this. According to her, a large meeting was held today with the participation of the Moscow mayor's office. Representatives of the authorities and "Memorial" managed to agree that the action would take place on October 29 from 10 am to 10 pm.

The Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg dismissed the case of Marina Sotnikova, who was detained at a rally against the pension reform on September 9. This was reported to OVD-Info by Irina Ruchko, who represented the interests of Sotnikova. Sotnikova did not take part in the rally, she filmed the action on video to record the offenses of police officers.

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, a lawyer from the Public Verdict Foundation Ernest Mezak and his client Dmitry Reznichenko were detained in the building of the Leninsky District Court because of an attempt to photograph a paddy wagon. Reznichenko told OVD-Info about this. According to Reznichenko, at 12 noon local time, he and Mezak came to the courthouse. There, a meeting was scheduled for Reznichenko regarding his solo picket with an invitation to a rally on September 9th.

The Lipetsk Regional Court overturned the decision of the court of first instance, which ruled that Dmitry Pashinov, a journalist from the Pravda party newspaper from the village of Dobroye, be sent for a compulsory psychiatric medical examination. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. Pashinov's interests in the regional court were represented by a lawyer by agreement with OVD-Info Evgenia Ryleeva.

In Moscow, during a picket for clean air near the Rospotrebnadzor building, Greenpeace activist was detained. This was reported on the organization’s website. The girl was delivered to the police department in the Tver district.

In Moscow, orienteering police officers detained Andrei Pivovarov, chairman of Open Russia, when he got off the train at the Leningradsky railway station. about this He wrote on his Twitter. Police officers showed Pivovarov an orientation, which says that on October 19, an unknown person, threatening with a knife, stole a mobile phone from a minor. "Mediazona" writes that the activist was taken to the police department at the Leningradsky railway station.

Konstantin Saltykov was detained during the “Broke of Voters” on January 28 and placed under administrative arrest. Two hours before its end, Saltykov was again detained. The next day, February 28, the court arrested him already as part of a criminal case under Article 318 of the Criminal Code. In June, the Investigative Committee charged Saltykov with the final edition.

The Committee on Law and Order of St. Petersburg did not approve a rally in support of those involved in the “New Greatness” and “Network” cases. Zaks.ru writes about this with reference to one of the applicants of the action, Pavel Chuprunov. Activists of the Open Russia and Spring movements, as well as the Perpetual Protest initiative, were planning to hold a rally on the Champ de Mars on October 28. Smolny proposed moving the action to the dance floor of Udelny Park.

Konstantin Saltykov (left) and Alexei Navalny on the “voters' strike” / Photo: Evgeny Feldman for the project “This is Navalny” On October 22, the court will be sentenced to the case of Konstantin Saltykov. He is accused of applying violence to two policemen on the Story of Voters on January 28. The case is built on the testimony of the police themselves. The prosecutor's office requested the year of the colony.