In Karelia, anarchist Ekaterina Muranova was charged under the article on justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) for a post and comment on Vkontakte. About this in “Human Rights Postcards” with reference to lawyer Maria Voronina, who represents the interests of the accused.

Employees of the railway station police in Kostroma detained nationalist Vladimir Burmistrov, who came to the opening of the local branch of the Right Bloc. This was reported to OVD-Info by traffic coordinator Dmitry Golikov. According to Golikov, Burmistrov, who is also a Right Bloc coordinator, came to Kostroma to help set up a local branch.

The Nevsky District Court of St. Petersburg overturned the sentence of nationalist Dmitry Bobrov, known by the nickname Schultz, in connection with the partial decriminalization of Article 282 of the Criminal Code. About this writes "Mediazona" with reference to the head of the press service of the courts of St. Petersburg Daria Lebedeva.

The St. Petersburg City Court canceled a fine of ten thousand rubles to Dmitry Dorokhin, an activist of the "indefinite protest", who was detained during the "March of Mother's Wrath". This was reported in the telegram channel "Apology of Protest". Thus, the court sided with the defense of Dorokhin, who filed a complaint against the decision of the court of first instance on the fine. We are talking about the decision of the Krasnoselsky District Court of St.

In Ingushetia, the PPS battalion was disbanded, which, during a rally in Magas on March 26, sided with the protesters. MBKh Media writes about this with reference to the lawyer Kaloy Akhilgov, the former press secretary of the head of the republic, Yunus-Bek Yevkurov. Akhilgov told the publication that 19 employees of a separate battalion along the administrative borders of the Republic of Ingushetia were fired.

Illustration: Daniel Dvinsky for OTD-Info The accused of terrorism and extremism literally survive in the context of economic sanctions by the state - they are limited by almost all financial transactions. Journalist Dmitry Oskrest figured out how to get into the list and whether it was possible to get around it.