The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed the case of disobedience to the police against the activist of the "indefinite protest" Roman Samoilov. This was announced to OVD-Info by public defender Dinar Idrisov. The episode in connection with which Samoilov was tried took place on April 5. On that day, he and several other people came to visit activist Grigory Kudryavtsev, who was arrested because of the action with Putin's tombstone.

In the city of Blagoveshchensk, Amur Region, a criminal case of vandalism was opened against local residents Andrei Sayapin and Dmitry Sosedov because of inscriptions against the President of Russia. Sayapin himself reported this to OVD-Info. Both men were detained on the street with the use of force. After that, they were taken to the city Center for Combating Extremism, and then to the Blagoveshchensky police department.

The Reutovsky District Court extended the suspended sentence of civil activist Mark Galperin by a month due to administrative arrest before the July 27 rally. Galperin himself reported this to OVD-Info. “The court’s decision was restrictions on participation in mass rallies and plus one more month to the suspended sentence. I will have another trial. Now it was for the July episode, and I expect that there will be a second trial - for the August detention,” the activist said.

The police in St. Petersburg detained the activist of the “unlimited” Evgeny Musin, who held the poster with the inscription about “Putinism”. This was announced by the ATD-Info by the activist of the movement Andrei Makashov. Evgeny Musin on a picket. Photo provided by Andrey Makashov Musin was currently delivered to the 78th police department. According to him, during the detention to him, force was used. It is still unknown whether it is charged with any article.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined the Public Verdict and the head of the fund, Natalya Taubina, for a total of 650,000 rubles for violating the article on foreign agents. This was reported on the fund's Facebook page. The “Public Verdict” was found guilty under Part 2 of Article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (distribution of materials by a non-profit organization recognized as a foreign agent, materials without special marking).

On October 9, the Petersburg City Court terminated the administrative proceedings against Alena Panova and Alexander Mironov, who were detained at protests against pension reform on September 9, 2018. This was reported by the Detainees Assistance Group. Earlier, Panova was fined 10,000 rubles under an article on participation in an action that interfered with the movement of pedestrians and vehicles (part 6.1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Moscow City Court dismissed the case of Maxim Kamaleev, who was detained on August 3 during a rally for fair elections. This was announced by his defender from OVD-Info Timur Karamyshev. The case was dismissed due to the fact that the police incorrectly indicated the date of the “offense” in the notification about the date of the protocol. Instead of August 3, the document indicated August 6.

The examination found no signs of extremism in the Moloko plus magazines seized in September 2018 during the presentation of the almanac in Nizhny Novgorod. This is reported by MBH Media with reference to the lawyer Alexei Matasov. The police came to the presentation of the moloko plus almanac in Nizhny Novgorod on September 16, 2018. According to them, prohibited literature was distributed at the event.

The police terminated administrative cases under the article on violation of the rules of participation in the action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) in relation to supporters of “unlimited protest” detained on October 7. Activists report this in the telegram channel of movement. Cases against Olga Misik, Afanasy Afanasyev and Saidanvara Suleimonov were terminated due to the lack of an administrative offense in the actions of young people.

The Dordor Gallery worked for more than a year and a half, we made more than a hundred exhibitions, very different, including not related to politics. We were engaged in non -profit exhibitions, the latter - we gave the site [the public "VKontakte"] "Akhuhu" for the exhibition "Autumn Pahan" . My paintings were also presented at this exhibition.

The Meshchansky Court of Moscow fined Lev Ponomarev, a human rights activist, 300,000 rubles for the movement For Human Rights for violating the law on “foreign agents.” About it writes "MBH Media". The protocol under part 2 of Article 19.34 of the Code of Administrative Offenses was drawn up due to the fact that allegedly on the website of the Vologda branch of the movement under one of the posts it was not indicated that “For Human Rights” is a “foreign agent”.

The prosecutor's office referred to court the case of Dmitry Kharaev, a resident of Ulan-Ude, who is accused of attacking a member of the National Guard during a public gathering in the city center. This is reported by the Buryat Department of the Investigative Committee. According to investigators, on September 12, Kharaev was in a bus with other protesters on the territory of the pedestrian zone of Sovetov Square.

Judge of the Moscow City Court Anton Lashkov canceled the fine for the protester on July 27, Sergei Vyborov, and dismissed the case due to the lack of corpus delicti. This was reported to OVD-Info by Oleg Elanchik, who represented Vyborov's interests in court together with the lawyer of the Public Verdict Foundation, Alexei Laptev. At the court session, the defense was able to prove the existence of contradictions between the reports and protocols in the Vyborov case.

On October 9, pro-Ukrainian activist Oleg Prikhodko was detained in Crimea. about it Writes "Crimea. Realii" with reference to the People's Deputy of Ukraine of the seventh convocation Eduard Leonov. According to Leontiev, Prikhodko's daughter reported the detention. “She said that on Wednesday evening they broke into the house and took my father to the FSB. They took him away in what he was, ”he told the publication.

The police did not draw up a protocol against MBKh Media journalist Nikita Maslovsky because of the coverage of the Indefinite Protest action dedicated to the birthday of Vladimir Putin. This is reported by MBKh Media with reference to the lawyer of the Human Rights Postcard Alena Borisova. “Proceedings were terminated due to the absence of an offense. From the police report, it became clear that there were no grounds for detention.