An investigative check was launched against the head of “Rus Sitting” in St. Petersburg, Dinar Idrisov, in a criminal case of violence against a representative of the authorities (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). He talked about this. OVD-InfoIn September 2018, activist Shahnaz Shitik attended a rally against pension reform. The hearing in the district court, which was held for 20 days, was held behind closed doors. Dinar Idrisov, Shitik’s defender, was not allowed there.

The St. Petersburg City Court canceled the arrest of Alexei Belozerov, a participant in the action on June 12, 2017. This is stated in the telegram channel "Apology of Protest". Belozerov was found guilty under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to police orders) and arrested for seven days. He appealed the court's decision, but the court upheld the ruling.

The Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan ruled to arrest the activists of the "indefinite protest" Mikhail Postnikov and Dmitry Yegorov. They were detained on the same day - December 27th. The reason for this was the events that took place in different months. OVD-Info was told about this by the activist of Open Russia Gulnaz Ravilova. Mikhail Postnikov was detained around noon on December 27 and taken to police station No. 2 "Vishnevsky".

In Moscow, in the Nagorny district, police officers detained about 30 janitors who came to the district government. This was reported by the producer of “Moscow Activist” Varvara Gryaznova and the detainees themselves.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law on partial decriminalization of the criminal article on inciting hatred and enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code). About this in legal information According to the bill, criminal punishment for illegal actions provided for in the first part of Article 282 of the Criminal Code will occur only if the violation is committed more than once in a year.

The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Vladimir Ryazantsev to two years probation for a joke about anti-fascists on VKontakte. Vitaly Cherkasov, a lawyer for the Agora International Human Rights Group, reports this. Ryazantsev was accused of public calls to carry out extremist activities against the “anti-fascists” group (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

The judge of the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg, Elena Sergeyeva, arrested the activist of Timur Rasulov for the 12th day of the Vremya Activist for an obscene abuse in another meeting in an administrative case due to the “disappearing constitution”. This was reported in the telegram channel "Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg." Rasulov was charged with petty hooliganism (part 1 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

In Tomsk, FSB officers forcibly brought Left Bloc activist Maxim Shulgin to the regional Investigative Committee. The telegram channel “Human Rights Postcards” writes about this. According to human rights activists, the incident occurred on December 27, but it became known only now. The formal reason for forced delivery was the delivery of summonses for questioning to the investigator.

In St. Petersburg, at half past nine on the evening of December 27, police officers came to activist Pavel Ivankin with a search. An acquaintance of Ivankin told about this. Around ten in the evening, the police began to break down the door without waiting for the lawyer. The search warrant states that the operational activities are related to a criminal case under the article on hooliganism (Article 213 of the Criminal Code).

Illustration: OTD-Info How to decorate the camera for the New Year, where to get festive food and how to use New Year's Eve in a single chamber - journalist Maria Klimova talked with activists and found out how they celebrated the New Year in the conditions of a specialist, pre -trial detention center or colony. "There is no place important, but the people with whom you are" Anti -Fascist Alexei Gaskarov.

In the photo: Maxim Shulgin On December 27, the FSB officers delivered the activist of the Left Bloc Maxim Shulgin to the Investigative Committee, and then they took it to some building and strangled there, forcing them to sign documents about the absence of claims to them. In April, Shulgina was detained in the case of songs that excite hatred. Then, according to the activist, the FSB officers specially laid him face on the stove in the car, from which Shulgin received a burn.