On the road towards Pyatigorsk (Stavropol Territory), truckers and members of the Association of Carriers of Russia (OPR) Alexei Sorokovy and Daim Emirkhanov were detained. The latter was accused of forging a driver's license. Sorokova himself reported this to OVD-Info. At the moment, Emirkhanov, an activist of the Moscow branch of the OPR, was taken to the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, located in the village of Yessentukskaya.

The Moscow City Court approved a fine of ten thousand rubles to Oleg Orlov, a member of the Council of the Human Rights Center “Memorial”, for a picket in support of Oyub Titiev. This was reported by lawyer Denis Shedov, who represented Orlov in court. Because of OVD-Info, Judge Tatyana Khomyakova upheld the decision of the Tverskoy District Court, which found Orlov guilty under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (violation of the rules of the event by the participant).

Yevgeny Panov, who was sentenced to eight years in a strict regime colony in the case of "Crimean saboteurs", was transferred to IK-6 in Omsk. about this on his Facebook The brother of the prisoner, Igor Kotelyanets, wrote . The fact that Panov is in the Omsk colony, Kotelyanets learned from the Ukrainian consuls in Russia.

In Makhachkala, police detained Novoye Dela journalist Idris Yusupov, who was filming a raid event - the detention of Muslims at a mosque. about it Writes "New business". The police told the journalist that he had no right to film law enforcement officers. Yusupov showed his editorial ID and passport, but he was taken to the department anyway. There, the man's phone was taken away.

In Yaroslavl, police officers came to the house of one of the speakers at the rally against the "garbage reform" on February 3, Elena Bogdanova. This was reported to OVD-Info by Elena Lekiashvili. According to her, they demanded an explanation from Bogdanova and asked who exactly was the organizer of the event held in the local Hyde Park. The limit on the number of participants in this site is 100 people, but the police said they counted more.

Hamid Murzabekov, a judge of the Magas District Court, dismissed a lawyer's complaint about the refusal to familiarize himself with the materials of the case about the attack on journalists and human rights activists on the border of Chechnya and Ingushetia in March 2016. about this with reference to the lawyer of the Agora international human rights group Andrey Sabinin.

In Kazan, employees of the E Center visited the father of Open Russia activist Gulnaz Ravilova and threatened him with a criminal case against his daughter. about this Ravilova wrote on Facebook. At first, the police demanded from Ravilova's father that the activist should report to the Vishnevsky police department, as an administrative case had allegedly been opened against her. In the event that Ravilov does not come, they promised to issue a forced drive.

Kolomna activist Vyacheslav Egorov was charged under the article of repeated violation of the procedure for organizing or holding rallies (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by lawyer Maria Eismont, who represents Egorov’s interests with the support of Sitting Rus'.

The protest in places of imprisonment is a much more complicated thing than the struggle for their rights to freedom. When everyone takes away from a person, only his own body remains at his disposal. Hungeries are a rather popular method that has a certain regulation and its own history. Twice in the 20th century they forgot about them for decades - and there were also reasons for this. Now you have to face it again. You say - self -destruction. Yes, I agree. You say - unpromisingly.