Andrey Zlokazov, who was sent for compulsory treatment in the case of incitement to extremist activities (Article 280 of the Criminal Code), told Znak.com about torture in a psychiatric hospital at the Moscow SIZO No. 2. This institution is also known as Butyrka. Zlokazov was a member of an organization that considers the collapse of the USSR illegal.

Moscow police forbade the owner of the conference hall to rent it out to the organizers of a conference on the political crisis in Ingushetia. This is reported by MBH Media with reference to the lawyer Kaloy Akhilgov. The conference was scheduled for June 24, but on that day the owner of the premises told Akhilgov by phone that the police had come to him and threatened him.

The head of the Circassian public organization "Khabze" and co-chairman of the Democratic Congress of the Peoples of Russia Martin Kochesoko retracted his confession in the drug possession case. He noted that he had previously pleaded guilty because of threats from the security forces. This was reported by the Human Rights Center "Memorial". Kochesoko is accused of purchasing and storing 263 grams of marijuana (part 2 of article 228 of the Criminal Code).