In the Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg, a hearing was held on the appeal of the bailiff, who sought to reopen the administrative case against Marina Machneva, an activist from the project “We are monitoring the housing and communal services.” , the judge refused to allow the activist to defend herself. The human rights activist himself told OVD-Info. Judge Svetlana Lykova motivated her decision not to admit Idrisov to the defense by the fact that he allegedly did not have authority.

The Moskovsky District Court of Cheboksary extended the ban on certain actions of local blogger Konstantin Ishutov until April 3. He is accused of rehabilitating Nazism on a social network (Part 2 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code). After the trial, the man’s home was searched for the third time during the investigation of the case, his lawyer Yuri Ivanov posted on Facebook. During the search, investigators seized a keyboard, a mouse and a collection of coins and bills.

The railway court of Penza fined Alexander Rogozhkin, the first secretary of the Leninist Communist Youth Union (LKSM), five thousand rubles. He himself told OVD-Info about this. Rogozhkin was found guilty under Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (late notification of the authorities about the cancellation of the agreed action). The court ruling is at the disposal of OVD-Info.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg again fined Bogdan Litvin, the coordinator of the Vesna movement, 20,000 rubles because of a tweet. This is written by the telegram channel "Human Rights Protection of Postcards". Lytvyn tweeted on May 3, beginning with the words: "We are leaving on May 5 for many reasons." The message also contained a repost of another entry, which spoke about the upcoming action.

Vasil Tarasov, a member of the Indefinite Protest, was detained in Naberezhnye Chelny. He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to the activist, he was detained because of the banner “Putin is a thief”, which was hung out in December 2018. Tarasov also said that he recognized one of the men who participated in the detention as an employee of the Center "E".

The Rostov City Court considered the complaint against the preventive measure of the participant of the "Open Russia" Anastasia Shevchenko and left her under house arrest. about this Writes "Open Russia". Shevchenko is suspected of participating in the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code). The criminal case is based on two administrative offenses.

The Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow found nationalist Dmitry Alferov guilty of inciting extremism on the Internet (part 2 of article 280 of the Criminal Code). Mediazona writes about this with reference to the press service of the court. According to investigators, since 2009, Alferov has been writing posts on VKontakte containing “signs of propaganda of Nazi ideology.” Alferov pleaded guilty.

"Disappearing Constitution" / Photo: George Markov The City Court in St. Petersburg rejected the complaint of the activist of the Time movement Timur Rasulov, the author of the action “The disappearing constitution”, to the punishment for the action. This is written in the telegram channel of movement. Rasulov is going to apply to the European Court of Human Rights. In October, Rasulov hung near the Constitutional Court a painting “The disappearing constitution”.

On the Taimyr Peninsula in the city of Dudinka, a local resident, Stella Kokh, was charged with violence against a police officer (Part 1, Article 318 of the Criminal Code) because she allegedly pushed a police officer at a polling station on election day. About this writes “Siberia. Realities". In September 2018, the candidate for the city council from the Communist Party, Stella Koch, was removed from the elections by the court.