In St. Petersburg, a participant in the Vesna Movement Vladimir Kazachenko was detained. This was reported by the "Group of Assistance to the detainees." Activist is taken to the police department No. 78. UPD 22:36 As a result, Kazachenko was taken to the 28th police department. Three more participants in the “Spring” Alexander Ilyinov, Valentina Khoroshenin and Kirill Matveeva were also detained with him.

On February 6, in the city of Berezovsky, Kemerovo region, a follower of Jehovah's Witnesses, Hasan Kogut, was detained. IAC "Sova" reports this. In July 2018, Kogut’s home was searched as part of a criminal case regarding participation in the activities of an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). According to other believers, the investigator called Kogut and promised to give him the seized laptop.

The Golovinsky District Court of Moscow did not choose a preventive measure for anarchist Azat Miftakhov, suspected of hooliganism committed by an organized group. His detention was extended by 72 hours. Mediazona reports this. The court granted the defense's request to give time to collect characterizing materials, and the investigator asked to arrest Miftakhov.

On February 8, the Leninsky District Court of Saransk placed three followers of Jehovah's Witnesses in custody until April 4. IAC "Sova" reports this. It is clarified that we are talking about 55-year-old gas boiler operator Georgiy Nikulin, 31-year-old programmer Vladimir Atryakhin and 29-year-old furniture assembler Alexander Shevchuk. They are suspected of organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

In the Crimean village of Orekhovo, on February 8, a search was conducted at the home of pro-Ukrainian activist Oleg Prikhodko. about it He told to the edition “Crimea. Realities": There was a whole crowd of security officials with weapons. They took away my and my wife's computer, phone, Ukrainian symbols, flags. Even in the car. They also took mock-ups of German assault rifles.

In the village of Pilna, Nizhny Novgorod region, a minor activist of the Other Russia spoke about threats from the police. This was reported to OVD-Info in the movement itself. On February 8, police officers came to the Pilninsk agro-industrial technical school, where a minor is studying, among them was a district police officer. Together with the director of the institution, they searched for the activist, but did not find it.

In Pyatigorsk, the chairman of the Council of the North Caucasian Public Movement of the LGBT "Solidarity" by Artem Shitukhin was expelled from the Pyatigorsk Medical and Pharmaceutical Institute (PMPI). The activist himself informed the ATD-Info himself about this. Officially, the reason for the deduction was poor performance. However, according to Shitukhin, earlier the director of the institute spoke with irritation about his social activity and asked the activist to “slow down”.

In the center of St. Petersburg, members of the Spring movement Vladimir Kazachenko, Vasily Builov, Artem Pavlov, Alexander Ilyin, Valentin Khoroshenin and Svetlana Utkina were detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by the coordinator and press secretary of the movement, Lika Petrovskaya. The circumstances of the detention are being specified, at the moment there is no connection with the activists.

Anarchist Azat Miftakhov, suspected of hooliganism at the protest near the United Russia office, was identified by a secret witness wearing a mask. This was reported by lawyer Svetlana Sidorkina. Because of OVD-InfoV, on the night of January 31, 2018, unknown persons broke the glass in the United Russia office and threw a smoke bomb inside.

Nikita Kanunnikov is the last of the Mogican of the once stormy project “Rosuznik”. For six years now, he has been draining the initiative almost alone, with which it is easy and convenient to write letters to prisoners via the Internet. This text is about him and other people who write to the places of prison. Freedom to prisoners of May six In December 2011, Nikita Kannikov, like many, became infected with enthusiasm and began to go to rallies.