On November 17, the Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan fined Maria Stamatina, a participant in a rally against pension reform, 10,000 rubles, according to the telegram channel of the Apology of Protest project.

In St. Petersburg, at the intersection of Nevsky Prospekt and Sadovaya Street, the police detained Yevgeny Tarasov, a participant in a solo picket in support of the Crimean Tatars as part of the Strategy-18 open-ended action. This was reported to OVD-Info by an eyewitness to the detention, Ilya Tkachenko.

In Moscow, seven people were detained in the Kuntsevo area: the municipal deputy Vadim Sokurenko, a member of the election commission with the right of a decisive vote Saveliy Rozhkov, Ivan Rozhkov, Andrei Markov, Timur Gameev, Sergei Demushkin and another person who did not want to call his name.

In Serpukhov, police officers came to the home of the coordinator of the local branch of the Left Bloc, Stanislav Kiryushkin, and a member of the movement, Sergei Nazarov. They also interviewed Sergei Vasiliev, who is not an activist of the Left Bloc. This was reported to the OVD-Info hotline by Yulia Kaluzhskaya. Kiryushkin did not speak to the policemen.

In Tula, two men in uniform and one in civilian clothes came to the home of Anton Gubarev, a member of Open Russia and coordinator of the Citizen Observer movement, who, Gubarev believes, is from Center E. The activist lives in a hostel. Men stand under the door and ask him to drive to the department. They say that Gubarev is orientated, and they received an anonymous call.