The citizen of Ukraine Stanislav Klykh, sentenced to 20 years in a maximum security colony on charges of killing the Russian military during the First Chechen War, has a great deteriorated health. He was transferred to the pre -trial detention center of Chelyabinsk, then to send him to a prison hospital. This was reported on Facebook by Maria Ryabikova and human rights activist Tatyana Schur.

Hi, my name is Dima, I am 19, I study at Moscow State University and became a victim of torture. No, I was not beaten half to death, they did not put an iron to my face and did not put me on a bottle, and now I am writing from the house that I got to myself, a whole and physically unharmed. You can say that I got off easily. However, it seems to me, this is only the beginning. It all started with the fact that at about two in the afternoon I arrived at the Lubyanka.

A local resident named Mikhail was summoned to the Saratov Department of the FSB for a preventive conversation because of his anarchist views. A month ago, they already had the same conversation with him. Mikhail himself reported this to OVD-Info. The young man said that on the morning of December 14 he was called to the security service at his work.

In the center of Volgograd, the Cossacks thwarted single pickets of LGBT activists Alina Smolyakova and Vlad Pogorelov. Alexei Nazarov, a journalist for the newspaper of regional human rights organizations "For Human Rights", told OVD-Info about this. Smolyakova and Pogorelov wanted to hold an action that would tell about the repressions of homosexual people in the USSR. On December 17, 1933, the USSR adopted a law criminalizing homosexual relations.

In Chelyabinsk, a criminal case was opened against the leader of the movement against the construction of the Tominsky Mining and Processing Plant (Stop GOK) Vasily Moskovets. He is charged with inciting hooliganism with the use of objects used as weapons by a group of persons by prior conspiracy (Part 4 of Article 33 of the Criminal Code, Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

The organizer of the “Russian March”, Pavel Lebedyansky, was searched in connection with the case of hooliganism of an event with a fire at the FSB. Lebedyansky reported this. because of the OVD-InfoSearch was carried out as part of a criminal case under paragraph “b” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism based on political, ideological, racial, national or religious hatred or enmity, or based on hatred or enmity against a social group).

The activist of “unlimited protest” and the administrator of the telegram channel “protest Moscow State University” Dmitry Ivanov was beaten by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism. Ivanov was detained during the national gathering against the war and the violence of the security forces on December 16.