The seventeen -year -old photographer, detained and beaten during the march in support of journalist Ivan Golunov was diagnosed with bruises of the chest, cheekbones and hip joints, abrasions of the face and neck, as well as dull abdomen. The young man told about this in his telegram channel. According to the photographer, he received the beatings after he refused to give his equipment to the policeman in the autosak. “I was detained after the Russian Guard blocked our path.

Police officers in the Arkhangelsk region detained eco-activist Valery Sheptukhin at the entrance of the plant where he works. This is reported by the publication "MBH media" with reference to the lawyer Oksana Vladyka. Sheptukhin's acquaintances attribute his detention to the events of May 10, when employees of a private security company beat up protesters against a landfill. “I came to work, they took away his pass. The police came and took him away.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow dismissed an administrative case against Denis Styazhkin, a journalist from the Sota.vision publication, for filming an “indefinite protest” rally. This was reported to OVD-Info by the journalist's defender Irina Yatsenko.

The police in Kemerovo opened a criminal case against blogger and lawyer Mikhail Alferov under the article on causing moderate harm to health with the use of a weapon (clause “h”, part 2 of article 112 of the Criminal Code). Alferov himself speaks about this. channel YouTube The activist learned about the initiation of the case on the on June 4, while serving 12 days of administrative arrest in a special detention center in the city of Kemerovo.

Information about the detainees In total, in Moscow they detained : 530 people. Minors: at least 20 people. Journalists: 40 people ( according to Medusa). Left for the night before the trial: 5 people. Beatered by police officers: 1 person. What was charged: participation in an inconsistent action that prevented the movement of pedestrians or transport (part 6.1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

on a march against the fabrication of cases and in support of journalist Ivan Golunov, according to OVD-Info On the afternoon of June 12 , at least 531 people were detained . Five of them were left overnight in the police departments. OVD-Info monitors court decisions in their administrative cases. The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow returned to the police the administrative case of Ukrainian citizen Vladimir Nizov, said Alla Frolova, legal aid coordinator for OVD-Info.

At about one in the morning at Shies station, police officers detained activist Tatyana Britkina. This is reported by the telegram channel "Pomorie is not a dump!". Britkina was taken to the police department, where a protocol was drawn up against her under the article on arbitrariness (Article 19.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is still unknown what actions of the activist the police considered illegal. After the protocol was drawn up, the activist was released.

The Severodvinsk City Court of the Arkhangelsk Region reinstated locksmith Yevgeny Romanenko at the Sevmash defense enterprise after being fired due to a fine for a banner demanding the resignation of the governor of the Arkhangelsk Region. This is reported by the publication "North-West. MBKh Media. The locksmith considers the decision of the court fair. “Many employees have ten penalties a year, and the Sevmash management simply turns a blind eye.

Three buses with law enforcement officers arrived in the city of Likino-Dulyovo, Moscow Region, and began beating up local residents protesting against the construction of a waste plant. This was reported in the telegram channel of politician Dmitry Gudkov. As it is written in the publication, "all this is only to cut a clearing in the forest, along which garbage trucks will go to a huge garbage dump." One activist, according to information in the channel, had a broken rib.

The beginning of the procession in pure ponds / photo: Anna Artemyeva, "New Gazeta" In Moscow on June 12, 530 people were detained on a march against the factory of criminal cases. The legal assistant coordinator of the OTD-Info Alla Frolova tells what violations were in the police departments and for which protocols on the creation of interference on public transport were drawn up for the participants.

Photo: Victoria Odissonova, new newspaper Promotions against fabricated cases, for the softening of drug policy and in support of the Medusa correspondent, Ivan Golunov, were held in several cities of Russia. In St. Petersburg, on the Square of the uprising, activists handed out newspapers to passers -by about the Golunov case. Single pickets took place in Pskov, the inhabitants of Novosibirsk walked around the city without slogans and posters.