A protocol was drawn up against the former coordinator of Open Russia for the Vladimir region, Kirill Ishutin, under the article on carrying out the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 20.33 of the Administrative Code). This was reported on the Argument website.

In Voronezh, LGBT activist Olga Muzyka was charged with propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors (Article 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of a poster against the persecution of gays in Chechnya. this Music announced on her Facebook page. An administrative case was opened in connection with the picket, which was held by the girl and several other activists on January 25 in one of the Voronezh Hyde Parks.

Criminal investigation officers in St. Petersburg detained civil activist Andrei Zheksimbaev and the AgitRussia movement Grigory Kudryavtsev. This was reported by Kudryavtsev himself, as well as human rights activist Dinar Idrisov. The young people were detained when they left Zheksimbaev’s apartment. The activists were taken to police department No. 1 of the Admiralteysky district.

In St. Petersburg, a civil activist and a defendant in the case of storage of explosives, Vladimir Ivanyutenko, stopped a hunger strike, which he held for more than a month. About this ATD-Info was told by human rights activist Dinar Idrisov. The start of a hunger strike in protest against his criminal case and in order to attract public attention, as well as with a demand to release all political prisoners, Ivantyenko announced on February 22.

Masked machine gunners and the case of rallies At the end of January, activists of the “No to the Kolomna landfill” movement were searched in Kolomna. As it turned out, they were carried out in a criminal case about repeated violations of the legislation on rallies in relation to Egorov. The activist himself was detained and held for more than 48 hours without a court decision.

The Executive Committee of Kazan did not agree on a procession in support of the Tatar language and a picket in defense of the historical complex Arsky barracks. Writes about this "Idel. Realities". The procession in support of the Tatar language, culture, education and statehood of the Tatar people was planned to be held by the All-Tatar Public Center. The authorities refused to approve the procession, citing the fact that there are state institutions along the way of its route.

In the Arkhangelsk region on the night of April 3-4, the police detained Andrei Starkovsky, an opponent of the construction of a landfill at the Shies station. about this Writes "7 × 7" with reference to the activist Nikolai Viktorov. Starkovsky went to Yarensk for interrogation, the summons for which was sent to him by an unknown user in the Viber messenger. “He was called on March 28 or 29, but he could not come - he was on a business trip. He went by train.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow recovered more than 2 million rubles from the ex-director of the Library of Ukrainian Literature Natalia Sharina, who was convicted in the case of inciting hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) and embezzlement of property entrusted to her (parts 3 and 4 of Article 160 of the Criminal Code ). This was reported by the city news agency "Moskva" with reference to the press secretary of the court Svetlana Skachkova.

The Sevastopol City Court sentenced Alexei Bessarabov and Vladimir Dudka, defendants in the “case of Sevastopol saboteurs,” to 14 years in a strict regime colony. It is reported by Interfax. Dudka and Bessarabov were found guilty of preparing for sabotage (part 3 of article 30, clause “a” of part 2 of article 281 of the Criminal Code) and illegal possession of weapons and explosives (part 3 of article 222.1 of the Criminal Code). Both pleaded not guilty and called the case fabricated.

Vyacheslav Egorov / Photo: Marusya Orlovskaya On March 26, the court recognized the initiation of proceedings against the Kolomensky activist Vyacheslav Egorov, who opens against the garbage training ground. Egorov is accused of repeated violation of the rules of rallies (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). According to the defense, the court had every reason to recognize the persecution of Egorov unreasonable. But this did not happen.