In Rostov-on-Don, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism (CPE of the Ministry of Internal Affairs) detained a member of the election headquarters of the unregistered candidate Anastasia Shevchenko Nikolai Shatunova. It is reported by "South. MBH Media ”with reference to the detainee's colleagues. Shatunov was detained when he left the printing house with campaign leaflets.

In the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow, the prosecutor, during the debate on the criminal case of Konstantin Kotov, accused under the “Dada” article, requested four years and six months in prison as a punishment. This was reported by lawyer Maria Eismont. OVD-InfoCriminal case of Kotov under the article on repeated violations of the rules of participation in public events (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code) the court is considering on its merits for the second day in a row.

In St. Petersburg, police detained members of the headquarters of the candidate for municipal deputies Andrei Pivovarov. This was reported on Pivovarov's twitter. The policemen stopped their service car in front of the office where Pivovarov's team is located and detain everyone leaving the premises. On July 27, Mundep candidate and former chairman of Open Russia Andrei Pivovarov was detained near his house.

Linguistic experts from the Tula region found signs of incitement to hatred or enmity in the poem “The Mighty Heap” by the poet Alexander Byvshev. The poet himself told OVD-Info about this. An examination of the poem, which is dedicated to the Marquis de Custine’s travels across Russia in 1839, was carried out at the request of the Investigative Committee as part of a criminal case under the article on inciting hatred or enmity (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code).

The Meshchansky District Court sentenced Evgenia Kovalenko, a defendant in the case initiated after the July 27 action, to three and a half years in a general regime colony. Mediazona reports this. Kovalenko was found guilty of allegedly throwing a trash can towards a riot policeman at the rally on July 27 (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). The court considered the case in one sitting.

The Tverskoy District Court arrested unregistered candidate for Moscow City Duma deputy Alexander Solovyov for 20 days. This was reported by MBKh Media. Solovyov was found guilty under the article of repeated violation of the rules of participation in a public event (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). An administrative protocol was drawn up against him because of his participation in the action for fair elections and against political repression on August 31 in Moscow.

In Yaroslavl, a protocol was drawn up against Navalny's headquarters employee Alexander Smirnov under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (organization or holding of an unapproved action) due to a post in a telegram chat. This is reported on the Twitter of the Yaroslavl headquarters.

In Bryansk, police detained Vladislav Subbotin, a participant in a solo picket on August 10 in support of political prisoners. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. The police came to the man's house and demanded to go with them to the car. Now in the car, a protocol is being drawn up against him on organizing a public event without filing a notice (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). After that, Subbotin is promised to be released.

In Irkutsk, unidentified persons set fire to several cars of a security agency that ensures the safety of volunteers of the opposition candidate for the City Duma, human rights activist Dmitry Dmitriev. About this writes “Siberia. Realii” with reference to the candidate. Dmitriev said that unidentified persons threw Molotov cocktails into the car on the night of September 4. The man believes that in this way the electoral competitors are trying to put pressure on him.

At the meeting in the case of Konstantin Kotov, the policeman said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has an internal “list of 35”, which includes all those brought to justice for violating the rules of participation in public events (Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona wrote about this.

The Tverskoy District Court sentenced Kirill Zhukov, a defendant in the “mass riots” case, to three years in prison. This was reported by the coordinator of the legal service of OVD-Info Alla Frolova. Zhukov was found guilty under the article on the use of violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code).

In Samara, the prosecutor's office did not find extremism in the publications of the local Gagarin Park newspaper. This was announced by the head of the international human rights group "Agora" Pavel Chikov. “No violations of the requirements of the legislation on countering extremist activity have been identified,” Popova, assistant prosecutor of the Oktyabrsky district, says in the inspection report. checking the publication's materials The prosecutor's office began at the end of July.

The Soviet District Court of Bryansk fined the local activist Alexander Markin to 30 thousand rubles, who held a single picket on August 10 in support of political prisoners. This was announced by the Actician of the activist Nikita about this. Markin was considered guilty of organizing a public event without submitting a notification (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). He was detained on September 2 and left in the police department before the court.

In Moscow, on September 3, the Presidential Administration building was detained by a pensioner from Sukhoi Log Sergey Ryabtsev, who stood with a picket against the activities of the Foress enterprise. It is reported by Znak.com. The man first called the administration door, and then began to knock on it a helmet, after which the FSO and the police approached him. “I wanted to see President Putin. Where to go - I don’t know where he lives? I came from the Urals, a sick old man.

The decision to become a defender Melania: What's happening this summer is outrageous. People expressed their civic position and faced problems that seemed to me a great injustice. This feeling prompted me to go to a seminar by my friend Denis Shedov, a lawyer at the Memorial human rights center. Elizaveta: I’m a law student—it seems to me that lawyers are especially sensitive to injustice in the judicial system, because we understand well how it happens and why it shouldn’t be that way.