In the center of St. Petersburg, the police are detaining participants in single-person pickets. Among them: the activists of the “indefinite protest” Dmitry Dorokhin and Yevgeny Musin, Nikolai Boyarshinov, the father of Yuliy Boyarshinov, the person involved in the Network case. All the detainees were taken to police station No. 78.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of Yekaterinburg terminated the proceedings on the lawsuit of Alexei Toritsyn against police officers, reports . Wikinews On September 9, the police detained Toritsyn for demonstrations against the pension reform and kept him at the Ministry of Internal Affairs without food or water for seven hours. According to the man, he did not even participate in the event, but simply walked around the city center.

In St. Petersburg, during a single picket, Nikolai Boyarshinov, the father of the defendant of the “network” Julia Boyarshinov, was detained. This was reported in the telegram channel "Group of Assistance to detainees." Nikolai Boyarshinov during a picket / photo from the telegram channel "Help Groups" It is known that Nikolai Boyarshinov was detained "on the appeal of citizens." He is taken to the police department No. 78.

In St. Petersburg, Semyon Tkachuk was detained, who was standing with a poster "I am against the war with Ukraine." He himself told OVD-Info about this. The man was brought to police station No. 28. According to the activist, at first he stood in a single picket on Malaya Sadovaya Street. Then three police cars arrived there, and Tkachuk decided to change the place of the action.

The Moscow City Court extended until June 29 the arrest of political technologist Pyotr Miloserdov, accused of creating an extremist community (part 1 of article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported to OVD-Info by his lawyer Alexei Chernyshev. Miloserdov, according to Chernyshev, was not properly notified of the meeting. Because of this, the preliminary hearing was postponed. In August 2018, Miloserdov's arrest was extended in the convoy premises of the court.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs dropped three criminal cases that were initiated after the attack on Greenpeace activists in 2016. About this writes "RBC" with reference to the lawyer of the International Group "Agora" Alexander Popkov. The defender of the victims told the publication that law enforcement agencies could not identify the attackers. The cases were closed due to the expiration of the statute of limitations.

In Perm, an activist of the local headquarters of Navalny Danil Vasiliev and Libertarian Alexander Kotov became suspects in the criminal case of the action with a scarecrow of President Vladimir Putin. It is reported by "Mediazona." The project "Apology of protest" notes that the surname of the second suspect has been changed at his request.

In Kazan, the second criminal case under the article on extremism against Olga Ziyatdinova was closed. She was accused of repeatedly insulting representatives of the Tatar nationality in the pre-trial detention center. about this Writes "Ideal. Realii” with reference to the head of the Society of Russian Culture in Tatarstan Mikhail Shcheglov and his own source in law enforcement agencies.

"Military criminal Punya" and criminal case In November 2018, in Perm, unknown people installed a mannequin in a prison robe, with the face of Vladimir Putin and the inscription “Military criminal Pyun”. Later, another similar action was held in the city. Its authors hung Putin's face on a street Christmas tree, and under it they laid leaky boxes with the inscriptions of “20 percent VAT” and “self -employment tax”.

In the village of Poltavskaya, Krasnodar Territory, activist Daria Polyudova was detained; she herself reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. She is taken to the police department in the Krasnoarmeysky district. The reason for the arrest was cited by police officers as having posted leaflets. The activist claims that she doesn’t even have any leaflets with her, and she came to the Krasnodar Territory to visit her parents.

In the Krasnodar Territory, the Investigative Committee refused to open a criminal case against lawyer Mikhail Benyash for damaging the personal car of a police officer. This is reported by Advokatskaya Gazeta, citing Benyash himself. The lawyer has already been accused of violence against the police. On September 9, he was going to go to the protesters against the pension reform, but he himself was detained.

Denis Ibragimov, coordinator of the Chelyabinsk branch of Open Russia, was summoned to the prosecutor's office of Chelyabinsk on January 10. There he was asked to give explanations under the article on participation in the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Ibragimov himself told OVD-Info about this.

The European Union has demanded that Russia release Ukrainian Pavel Hryb, who is accused of promoting terrorist activities. This is reported by TASS with reference to the document of the official representative of the European Foreign Service, Maya Kosyanich. She stated that Hryb was being held in custody in Russia without any specific charges. “The European Union looks forward to his immediate release and access to the special medical care he needs.

The Supreme Court of Russia registered the complaint of activist Igor Stenin. He and his defense consider the sentence imposed on Stenin under the article on public calls for extremist activities for reposting the text on VKontakte to be unfair. The Caucasian Knot writes about this with reference to lawyer Tatyana Ivanushkina.

In the north-west of Crimea, in the village of Razdolnoye, searches were carried out in the homes of Crimean Tatars Ernest Aliev, Server Bariev and Osman Osmanov. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity". According to human rights activists, operational activities began early in the morning. In the house of Aliyev and Osmanov, the security forces searched for prohibited items and literature. They also inspected office equipment.