In Pereslavl-Zalessky, unidentified persons attacked Vladimir Yegorov, a member of the Territorial Election Commission (TEC) with the right to consultative vote, according to the Telegram channel "Chronicle of the Election Day - 2018". “I was attacked by two men near PEC 1105. I barely escaped,” Yegorov said. The details of what happened were not specified. It is noted that at the polling station, another man snatched a folder from him and demanded to go outside with him.

The court extended the arrest of BlogSochi editor-in-chief Alexander Valov until February, Kavkazsky Knot reports , citing lawyer Sergei Kostyuk. The meeting to extend the preventive measure was held on November 23. Kostyuk said that the state prosecutor did not substantiate the request to extend the arrest, but the court sided with her.

Ukrainian journalist Alena Savchuk has been banned from entering Russia until 2028. This is reported by "Crimea. Realities". According to Savchuk herself, law enforcers named paragraph 1 of part 1 of Article 27 of the law on the procedure for entering and leaving the country as the reason for the ban.

In Crimea, the first criminal case was opened against a Crimean Tatar under the article on failure to report a crime (Article 205.6 of the Criminal Code). This was stated by lawyer Emil Kurbedinov during a meeting of the human rights organization Crimean Solidarity, reports . Novaya Gazeta According to Kurbedinov, the Crimean Tatar is accused of not reporting on his own brother-in-law, who, according to law enforcement officers, is fighting in Syria.

Lawyer Nikolai Polozov claims that during the arrest of a veteran of the Crimean Tatar movement, Vedzhie Kashka, he was hit at least once with the butt of a machine gun. The lawyer spoke about this at a meeting of the Crimean Solidarity public initiative, Crimea . Realities". Polozov is also convinced that the 82-year-old woman was handcuffed. The lawyer notes that the videos, which could have recorded the moment of Vedzhie Kashka's detention, were extracted.

Member of the Public Supervisory Commission (PMC) Ekaterina Kosarevskaya told the OVD-Info that employees of the St. Petersburg correctional colony No. 7 could pull out a memory card from her phone. According to the girl, after a visit to the colony, the phone did not read the memory card and showed an error. Kosarevskaya inserted the card again, after which she earned. The girl believes that the colony officers could pull the card from the phone and incorrectly insert it back.