In St. Petersburg, police detained four Leninsky Komsomol members after they brought three boxes of garbage to the United Russia office. One of the detainees, Vladislav Karlov, told OVD-Info about this. According to him, this is how the activists protested against the increase in tariffs for garbage collection. In "United Russia" the visit was told to arrange as a reception at the deputy.

In Bakhchisarai, the police detained Zarema and Aliya Mamutov, the mother and wife of Enver Mamutov, who was sentenced to 17 years of strict regime on charges of organizing a cell of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Enver Mamutov, during a solo picket. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities". Zarema Mamutova stood in a single picket with a banner: “My son is not a terrorist. For what 17 years, ”and Aliya broadcast the action live on Facebook.

Trip at the expense of the FSB 21-year-old student Vladislav Bondarenko was one of the most active participants in the chats of Maltsev’s supporters in Volgograd. On November 1, 2017 he was detained by the FSB officers. After communicating with them and under their control, Bondarenko sent out reports that there was a free minibus to Moscow “for a revolution”.

The Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Kavkazsky District of the Krasnodar Territory suspended the preliminary investigation into the attack on journalists of Radio Liberty in March 2017. This is written on the website of the publication. The investigation was suspended back in May 2017 due to the fact that the attackers could not be found, but the victims were not notified about this.

The lawyers of the editor-in-chief of BlogSochi, Alexander Valov, who was sentenced to six years for extortion from a State Duma deputy, announced the disappearance of their client on the eve of the appeal. About this writes "Kavkaz. Realii" with reference to the lawyer of the international human rights group "Agora" Alexander Popkov. Popkov told the publication that he did not find Valov in the Armavir pre-trial detention center, his whereabouts have been unknown for more than ten days.

Abo Dobriev, a participant in a rally against the transfer of land to Chechnya, was detained immediately after his release from custody on a new criminal case. The Caucasian Knot writes about this. After the rally in Magas, a criminal case was opened against nine detainees for using violence against the police (Article 318 of the Criminal Code), including Dobriev. They were placed in custody. The court gave the police three days to search for evidence in Dobriev’s case.

In the Oryol region, the investigative committee resumed the investigation of the criminal case against the poet Alexander Byvshev. The poet's poems were sent for re-examination. Byvshev reported this.

In Arkhangelsk on Lenin Square, the police detained supporters of “unlimited protest”. OVD-Info is known for the names of the six detainees: Elena Kalinina, Anton Favan, Dmitry Semenkov, Pavel Penin, Ivan Stepanov and Maxim Pushkin. In an interview with the ATS-Info Kalinin, she noted that there could be more detainees, as they were immediately divorced in different offices. The detainees delivered the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Arkhangelsk.

Musa Pliev, another participant in the rally against the revision of borders with Chechnya, was detained in Ingushetia. This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to lawyer Kaloy Akhilgov. According to him, Pliev is suspected of organizing mass riots during the protests on March 26 and 27. Akhilgov believes that the activist faces administrative punishment, but does not rule out that Pliev may become involved in a criminal case. His house has already been searched.

The Investigative Committee called me and said they wanted to talk to me. We agreed that they would come to my work literally half an hour after the call. I asked what the topic was, they replied that this was not a telephone conversation. They called me about 40 minutes later, I went to them. I warned my colleagues and agreed that they would replace me. Two people arrived. We got into their car and went to the Investigative Committee.

The FSB added the Network to the unified federal list of terrorist organizations. Kommersant drew attention to the update in the document. On January 17, the Moscow District Military Court issued a corresponding decision. On March 14, the decision came into force. According to the authorities, the Network is a terrorist organization, which allegedly has cells in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Penza and Belarus. Eleven anarchists and anti-fascists from St.

In Naberezhnye Chelny, the court did not satisfy the prosecutor's claim to block the public pages of Alexei Navalny's supporters. This is reported by the "Apology of Protest". During the consideration of the claim, the prosecutor was unable to identify specific posts that, in his opinion, violate Russian law. Earlier, the prosecutor argued his demand for a high number of administrative cases against the organizers and participants of the protests in Naberezhnye Chelny.

On April 7, the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined Alexander Mironov, a defender of the Detained Aid Group, a thousand rubles. This was reported in the telegram channel of the movement. Mironov was found guilty of petty hooliganism associated with disobedience to the police (part 2 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

OVD-Info wrote that people are summoned throughout the country for interrogations and conduct searches in the case of an explosion in the FSB building in Arkhangelsk at the end of 2018. Khabarovsk street artist Hadad told how the interrogation was underway. They called me from the Investigative Committee, said they wanted to talk to me. We agreed that they would approach my work just half an hour after the call. I asked what topic, they replied that this was not a telephone conversation.

Dzerzhinsky District Court of Volgograd, where meetings in the case / photo were held: Vyacheslav Yashchenko On April 5, in Volgograd, the process in the case of “supporters of Vyacheslav Maltsev” ended. Five people received terms from one and a half to three and a half years. On November 3, 2017, they sat in a minibus that was supposed to take them to Moscow. All convicts participated in the Volgograd chat about the “Revolution of November 5”, some of them were not previously familiar.