The Kuntsevsky District Court fined the former head of the Moscow Yabloko, Sergei Mitrokhin, 200 thousand rubles for an action against the development of the Kuntsevo area by the PIK group. This was reported to OVD-Info by his lawyer Mikhail Biryukov. On November 18, 2018, the police detained eight people, including Mitrokhin.

Chairman of the Chechen Parliament Magomed Daudov published a video message threatening Chechen video blogger Tumso Abdurakhmanov. This is reported by BBC Russian Service. The reason for the threats was Abdurakhmanov's words that he despises the first head of Chechnya, Akhmat Kadyrov, and his memory. After that, Daudov announced a blood feud to the blogger live on Instagram. Abdurakhmanov himself posted a copy of the video on his Telegram channel.

On February 24, in many cities of Russia, actions of the murdered politician Boris Nemtsov were held. The only detainee in the Moscow march ended up in the department precisely because of censorship-on the poster he quoted Nemtsov’s statement “He is a fucking-Vladimir Putin”. As the organs treated other posters, whether it is difficult to carry an ordinary Russian flag on an agreed procession and what the organizers think about it - in the report of Julia Vishnevetskaya.

The City Court of Naberezhnye Chelny for 28 days arrested an unlimited protest activist Karim Yamadayev, who established the tombstone of Vladimir Putin. This was announced by the OTD-Info by Alexei Navalny Dmitry Teterin. Photo published on Twitter Denis Styazhkina Yamadaeva was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules of the action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Ossetian opera singer and founder of the Iron Ziu charity foundation Vadim Cheldiev was detained in Moscow. about this He himself spoke on his Instagram page. On the evening of March 12, Cheldiev flew to Moscow. According to the singer, he was taken out of the plane separately from the rest of the passengers and taken away for a conversation.

A parody rally against the prohibition of concerts / photo: David Frenkel, Mediazone Before entering public events, the bodies are increasingly installing the so -called “censorship tents” - in them police officers check each poster, banner or flag. There are no exceptions even for the standard flag of Russia. OVD-Info publishes a report from the work of a tent on the march of memory of Boris Nemtsov and explains whether such a practice is legal.