The Central District Court of Kaliningrad fined Ivan Luzin, a volunteer of Navalny’s headquarters, 30 thousand rubles in the case of involving minors in a public event. This was reported on Twitter by Navalny’s Kaliningrad headquarters. The court found Luzin guilty under Part 1.1 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (involving minors in an unapproved public event) due to a picket against torture and police violence.

Dmitry Karpov, an activist of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, was summoned to the police of the city of Kamensk-Uralsky, Sverdlovsk region, because of a complaint from a local official about the repost of a photograph of "Putin's grave." This is reported by Ural MBKh Media with reference to Karpov himself. The complaint became known when police officers came to Karpov's house and handed him a summons demanding that he come to the department to write an explanatory note.

The Moscow District Military Court, at an off-site hearing in St. Petersburg, refused to allow Network figure Yuli Boyarshinov to consider his case in a special manner and did not separate him into separate proceedings. A member of a support group for those involved in the case reported this from the courtroom. OVD-Info Also, lawyer Vitaly Cherkasov said that the next court hearings of Boyarshinov and Viktor Filinkov will be held in the open.

Photo shoot, because of which Ivan Luzin is judged / photo: Alina Sevtsova On March 25, in Kaliningrad, for the first time in Russia, the court will be held under part 1.1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which punishes the involvement of minors in participation in an inconsistent campaign. The protocol was drawn up against the 18-year-old Libertarian and activist of the headquarters of Alexei Navalny Ivan Luzin. He took pictures with friends in the city center.