Magomed Nalgiev, another participant in the March protests against the redistribution of borders with Chechnya, was detained in Nazran. This was reported in the telegram channel "Fortanga ORG". It is noted that the day before he was fined because of his participation in the rally. It is known that a lawyer was not allowed to see Nalgiev, and relatives could not contact the activist by phone. It is not yet known whether the detention is related to an administrative or criminal case.

Mosgortrans dismissed the drivers Yuri Elizarov and Andrey Fortuna, who protested against the violation of the rights of employees and poor working conditions. This is reported by MBH Media with reference to Elizarov himself. The men were fired on the same day, April 10. The management referred to the article on improper performance of labor duties. For Elizarov, this is the second dismissal from Mosgortrans.

On April 26, the Magassky District Court fined Tamerlan Abadiyev, a member of the People's Council of Ingushetia (NSI) and chairman of the Union of Repressed Peoples of Russia, for 170,000 rubles. It is reported by HRC "Memorial". At first, the court decided that on March 27 Abadiyev took part in an unauthorized rally. The activist was found guilty of repeated violation of the rules for holding the event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and fined 150,000 rubles.

The Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg declared the detention of a participant in the "indefinite protest" Alexei Smolentsev illegal. About this OVD-Info was told by his defender Alexander Peredruk. On September 28, 2018, Smolentsev, along with other participants in the “indefinite period”, planned to hold an action with balloons on which the name of the movement was written. However, even before approaching the venue, the activists were detained by the police.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined the coordinator of the Decommunization project Dmitry Tsorionov (Enteo) and Pussy Riot participant Maria Alyokhina for 20 thousand rubles. They were found guilty of violating the rules for holding a public event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by MBKh Media and Mediazona . The action took place on August 7, 2018 in Moscow.

The Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced Pavel Rebrovsky, accused in the “New Greatness” case, to two and a half years in a general regime colony. This was announced by the executive director of the Moscow Helsinki Group Svetlana Astrakhantseva. He was found guilty of organizing an extremist community (Part 1 of Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). Previously, Rebrovsky was also accused of participating in an extremist community (Part 2 of Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code).