In Medvezhyegorsk, FSB officers in the Republic of Karelia came to search the anarchist Ekaterina Muranova for her comment under a post about the explosion in Arkhangelsk. A criminal case has been opened against her for justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2). Muranova herself reported this.

In Moscow, Yegor Gudkov, who stood in a single picket, was detained on Red Square. He held the poster "There is no corruption in Russia!" About this writes the telegram channel "Flowers for Volodya." The activist was delivered to the China-Gorod police department. He took his passport and phone. Egor Gudkov.

The Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Georgy Prikaznov, who was detained before an action against the isolation of the Runet, 15 thousand rubles. He was found guilty of violating the rules of holding the rally (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Activist Vera Oleynikova writes about this in her Telegram channel. On March 10, a rally took place in Moscow against the isolation of the Russian segment of the Internet. About 15 thousand people took part in it.

The Magistrate's Court in the city of Yeysk, Krasnodar Territory, fined Yabloko party activist Alexander Safronov five thousand rubles for reposting an Open Russia video. The activist himself spoke about this. OVD-InfoSud found the man guilty under the article on carrying out the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 20.33 of the Administrative Code) for reposting the Open Russia video on Facebook. The video he posted is about the problem of lack of schools in Krasnodar.

The investigator limits the time he has to familiarize himself with the case of Andrei Tolkachev, the accused in connection with the Maltsev revolution. His lawyer Anastasia Samorukova spoke about this.

Police officers in Tula detained several Communist Party activists who were going to hand out leaflets against the waste reform and landfills. This was reported to OVD-Info in the Tula regional committee of the party. According to the interlocutor of OVD-Info, the police were on duty for some time near the building of the regional committee of the Communist Party of Tula.

The Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg terminated the administrative case of student Ksenia Vavilova, who was detained during a rally against pension reform on September 9. This was reported on the Wikinews website. Judge Vladimir Ushakov decided to terminate the proceedings on the case of violation by the participant of the rules for holding the event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), without explaining the reasons for his decision.

The Moscow government did not agree on a rally in defense of freedom of assembly "New Strategy 31", which was supposed to be held on Triumfalnaya Square. This was reported on the event page on VKontakte. The notice of the action with the number of participants up to 100 people was filed by civil activists together with members of the Left Resistance movement.

The Kolomna City Court extended until May 25 the house arrest of Vyacheslav Egorov, a member of the “No Dump in Kolomna” movement, accused of repeated violations of the rules of rallies (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). A participant reports this from the courtroom. OVD-InfoJudge Sineva agreed with the investigator’s arguments that Egorov “would be able to influence witnesses, destroy evidence and continue criminal activities,” so she did not change the preventive measure.

In Magadan, searches were carried out at the homes of followers of Jehovah's Witnesses, according to the religious association's Facebook page. “The searches took place in at least 4 houses of believers, but there are suspicions that another 5 houses were searched, and their residents were taken to the FSB for interrogation,” members of Jehovah’s Witnesses report. Equipment and personal belongings were confiscated from followers of the association.

Illustration: OTD-Info Thousands of people in the 1960-1980s called for interrogations in the KGB. How not to become a suspect? How not to help plant a person? How to behave during interrogation and what does the law say about this? To answer these questions, dissident Vladimir Albrecht wrote a memo “how to be a witness”, in which he set out his system of the fruit. Historian Aleksey Makarov spoke about its basic principles and asked lawyer Marina Agaltsova if this system was outdated.