The Industrial District Court of Khabarovsk arrested Stanislav Kim, Vitaly Zhuk and Nikolai Polevodov. All of them are followers of the religious organization Jehovah's Witnesses, reports the website Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. All three are charged with organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

Concert venues have canceled performances by the pop-punk group Friendzone in Krasnoyarsk and Kemerovo. This was reported in the group's public page on VKontakte. According to the organizers, the clubs in Krasnoyarsk canceled the performance "under threats from the city administration." “At the last moment, we found the “Rain Studio” site, but the prosecutor’s office also rushed to them and took the art director of the club and our tour manager to the station,” the message says.

The Yalta City Court sentenced Crimean Tatar human rights activist Yunus Masharipov to four years in a penal colony and a fine of 110,000 rubles. He was found guilty of making and storing explosives (part 1 of article 222.1 of the Criminal Code and part 1 of article 223.1 of the Criminal Code). about this with reference to the press service of the FSB in Crimea. writes Kryminform According to investigators, Masharipov created two improvised incendiary explosive devices.

The city court of St. Petersburg canceled a fine of 20 thousand rubles to the federal coordinator of the movement "Spring" Bogdan Litvin because of the organization of the action "He is not our king." This was reported to OVD-Info in the press service of the movement. The judge decided to return the activist's case to the Oktyabrsky District Court, where the decision of the first instance was made.

The Supreme Court of Crimea extended until December 7 the arrest of the defendants in the “Vedzhie Kashka case” Bekir Degermendzhi, Ruslan Trubach, Kazim Ametov. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity". The house arrest of the fourth defendant, Asan Chapukh, has also been extended. The meetings were held behind closed doors and separately for each defendant in the case. The bailiff did not let the relatives into the courtroom. According to "Crimea.

The Tverskoy District Court in Moscow fined Svetlana Gannushkina, chairman of the Civic Assistance Committee and member of the Board of the Memorial Human Rights Center, ten thousand rubles. Gannushkina’s interests were represented in court by OVD-Info and Memorial Human Rights Center lawyer Denis Shedov.

In the city of Spassk-Dalniy, Primorsky Territory, a criminal case was opened against a local resident for organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code) due to his alleged membership in the community of Jehovah’s Witnesses. This was reported on the website of the regional investigative department. The suspect was searched, during which “extremist literature” was confiscated.

Krasnodar The first news came from Krasnodar. On a criminal investigation into conversations, they began to call participants in Libertarian telegrams . According to Anatoly Avdeeva, participant in the Libertarian South chat, law enforcement officers asked him questions about a certain questionnaire.

Alexei Navalny was not released from Russia for the announcement of the decision of the ECtHR. about it He tweeted . Navalny was going to fly to the announcement of the court's decision on a complaint about the numerous detentions of a politician at rallies. At first, he was denied exit without explanation, and then he was given a notice that the bailiff service had closed his exit. The reason for this is not specified. In his blog, the politician notes that he has no unpaid fines.

Illustration: OTD-Info After the explosion at the fsb in Arkhangelsk, law enforcement agencies became interested in activists in different regions. Libertarians, socialists, supporters of “other Russia”, former anti -fascists and even Komsomol members began to call the police and the FSB. OVD-Info collected all known similar cases. Krasnodar The first news came from Krasnodar. On a criminal investigation into conversations, they began to call participants in Libertarian telegrams.