The organizers of the “Russian March” Dmitry Karasev, Nikita Zaitsev and Pavel Lebedyansky were interrogated in the case of hooliganism. Karasev himself told OVD-Info about this. Activist of the “Association of Popular Resistance” Dmitry Karasev said that all three are witnesses in the case of hooliganism (Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code) due to the fire rally near the FSB building on October 13.

In Sochi, at the second secretary of the city committee of the Komsomol, Danil Pignenin was a search in connection with an explosion in the FSB building in Arkhangelsk. He told about this himself. OVD-Infopo with Pinginin, he was looking for explosives. The young man was asked if he was in the Komsomol and how he relates to the situation in Arkhangelsk.

Denis Shakin, an activist from Novokuznetsk, told OVD-Info that unknown people were following him in a car. According to Shakin, at 14:00 an unknown man rang the doorbell to his apartment, but the activist did not open it for him. Later, Shakin found a missed call on the phone from a criminal investigation officer. The activist called back, but was told that they had called by mistake. Then Shakin got a call from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and was offered to meet at his house.

In the Dmitrovsky district of Moscow, a participant in a one-man picket against cutting down a park, Inna Belyaeva, and a girl who filmed the rally, Ekaterina Volkova, were detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by Volkova. According to her, she accidentally saw a girl standing in a picket near the office of the PIK construction company and started filming her on camera. At that moment, three cars drove up to the picketer and the girls were detained. They were taken to precinct point No.

In St. Petersburg, the cardboard figure of Olga Buzova was detained for the second time a day. It is reported by Rosbalt. Together with the cardboard Buzova, activist Dmitry Nikolaev was detained. He stood with the figure of the singer to whom he attached portraits of the former governor Georgy Poltavchenko and his successor Alexander Beglov. Nikolaev and the cardboard Buzov were taken to the police department No. 76. The grounds for detention were not explained.

In St. Petersburg, in pre-trial detention center No. 3, Viktor Filinkov, a defendant in the case of the terrorist community “Network,” is not given medication. This was reported in the telegram channel “ONK SPb 16%”. On November 2, members of the Public Monitoring Commission visited Filinkov and learned that he had not been given medication in the pre-trial detention center.

In Omsk, 74-year-old human rights activist Valentin Kuznetsov, who opposed the construction of a Chinese town, was beaten. It is reported by MBH Media. On November 3, Kuznetsov arrived in the village of Omsky to film the territory of the town under construction from a quadrocopter. When the human rights activist and the cameraman who helped him were about to leave, Oleg Kardonis, a district police officer and the "representative of the owner" of the STG-Group company, drove up to them.

At the entrance to Pskov, traffic police officers detained Open Russia activists Artyom and Leah Milushkin, Alexei Pryanishnikov, coordinator of the Human Rights Defenders of the Postcard, reports. A civilian car drove up to the place where the activists were detained, from which people in civilian clothes got out and rudely put Artyom into the car. After that, the activist was taken away in an unknown direction. Communication with him is lost.

In Krasnodar, the car of lawyer Lyudmila Alexandrova, who defended Irina Barkhatova, the only witness in the case of Mikhail Benyash, was set on fire. Benyash himself wrote about this on Facebook. Lawyer Alexey Avanesyan also reported on the arson, adding in the comments that “eyewitnesses saw a man running away from the car.” Barkhatova and Benyash were detained on the day of the action against pension reform on September 9. The activist said that the police beat Benyash in the car.

On November 3, the Petrograd District Court arrested for 10 days Pavel Ivankin, a participant in a single picket in honor of the arrival of journalist Vladimir Solovyov. This was reported by the OTD-Info by the "Assistance to the detainees." Ivankina was found guilty of disobedience to the legal request of the police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In Moscow, four young people and one girl were detained at night, who were unfurling a banner near the Kremlin. This was reported to OVD-Info by activist Roman Petrishchev, who witnessed the detention. Later, municipal deputy Marina Lukyanets told OVD-Info that there were three young men and one girl detained at the Kitay-gorod police station for unfurling a poster near the Kremlin walls.

In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, traffic police officers detained Igor Yemelyanov, a member of the Vremya movement. This was reported to OVD-Info by the local traffic coordinator Stepan Losev. According to Losev, the activist was going to the city, but traffic police stopped him at the fork. They inspected the car and stated that Yemelyanov was behaving inappropriately. The activist was taken for a medical examination, but he refused the procedure.