In Rostov-on-Don, the police came to the concert of rapper Husky and threatened the organizers that they would disrupt the concert if they did not sign a warning against violations of the law. During the concert itself, the sound and lighting were turned off. This is reported by the telegram channel "Pravozashchita Postcards" with reference to the managers of the performer.

In the city of Dimitrovgrad, Ulyanovsk region, Communist Party deputy Sergei Kryuchkov was summoned to the police because of a video posted on VKontakte against United Russia. Kryuchkov himself told about this to OVD-Info. According to the deputy, the other day he received a call from the police and was invited to the Dimitrovgradsky Defense Ministry of the Interior.

The prosecutor's office requested 3.5 years in a penal colony for Magomed Khazbiev, an opposition figure accused of inciting hostility towards the head of Ingushetia. This was reported by OVD-Info in the International Human Rights Group "Agora" with reference to the lawyer Andrey Sabinin, who defends Khazbiev in court.

Civil activist Olga Chebotareva, who lives in the village of Novodrogzhino in the Leninsky district of the Moscow region, said that her car was set on fire by two unknown persons. The video, which shows how the car is on fire, was published by Chebotaerva on her page on VKontakte. The incident took place early in the morning on November 19.

In the Matveevo-Kurgan District Court of the Rostov Region, the prosecutor requested four years of a general regime for the co-chair of another Russia, Mediazona reports . Averin is accused of attempting to smuggle firearms (part 1 of article 226.1 of the Criminal Code using Article 30 of the Criminal Code).

The Uritsky District Court of the Oryol Region partially satisfied the claim of Oleg Navalny against the Oryol colony No. 5, in which he was serving a term in the “Yves Rocher case”. this Navalny announced on his Facebook page. The court awarded compensation for non-pecuniary damage in the amount of 50 thousand rubles. In the lawsuit, Navalny demanded 700 thousand rubles, but in the post he noted that he was still satisfied with the court's decision.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow upheld a 30,000-ruble fine for The New Times Editor-in-Chief Yevgenia Albats, reports . TASS The fine of the publication itself in the amount of 22 million 250 thousand rubles was also left unchanged, writes the Open Edition telegram channel. This is the amount of funding for the magazine from spring 2017 to winter 2018.

Illustration: Vlad Milushkin for ATD-Info The establishment of informal contact with activists and attempts to conclude an agreement on cooperation with them - in recent years, these actions have become an integral part of the work of the security forces in Russia. Journalist Maria Klimova asked the activists and tells how to avoid compulsory cooperation and what to do if the FSB operatives and the EC center nevertheless achieved a meeting with you.