In Makhachkala, five women and an 84-year-old man were detained for participating in blocking a road near the building of the Dagestan prosecutor's office after reports of torture of their relatives emerged. This is reported by the Dagestan edition "Chernovik". The detainees were taken to the Sovetskoye District Department of Internal Affairs, where they were held for at least an hour. At the moment it is not known whether they were released or not.

On November 28, police officers in Simferopol, with the participation of employees of the Center for Combating Extremism, conducted an inspection in the house of the head of the Crimean Cossacks organization, Sergei Akimov. It is reported by "Crimea. Realities". According to the publication, operational-search activities also took place at the ataman of the Belgorod Cossacks Alexander Agurenko and Nikolai Medved - he is a member of the same public organization with Akimov.

In St. Petersburg, police detained Fridays for Future environmental activist Alexandra Pipich, who was standing in a solo picket as part of an international climate strike. Pipich herself informed OVD-Info about this. An eco-activist was standing on Lenin Square holding a banner reading "Responsible production, responsible consumption, responsible disposal" when police officers approached her and asked her to show her documents.

The Investigative Committee has completed its investigation into the case of a new defendant in the “Moscow case”, Sergei Surovtsev, who was detained on November 28. This was reported by lawyer Vasily Kushnir. “The criminal case against my client has been separated into separate proceedings. The investigator introduced us to the composition of the new group of three people. We were also briefed on the completion of the investigative actions.

Eco-activist Nikita Baryshnikov was assigned 300 hours of compulsory work. This was reported by the Kotlas Activist group. Nikita Baryshnikov was found guilty of battery (Article 116 of the Criminal Code). He was detained in the summer in connection with the events of June 4th. At that time, activists on Shiyes did not allow the fence to be restored on the territory of the landfill.

Police officers in Komsomolsk-on-Amur detained Sergei Naumov, a former candidate for the City Duma and a participant in rallies in support of LGBT activist Yulia Tsvetkova, at the exit of his house. The detainee himself told about this to OVD-Info. According to Naumov, the police sent him a summons in an administrative case. According to the agenda, he was supposed to come to the police department on December 5th.

On November 29, the Basmanny District Court of Moscow ordered the new defendant in the “Moscow case,” Sergei Surovtsev, to be arrested until January 27, 2020. This was reported by Surovtsev’s lawyer Vasily Kushnir. The court refused to examine the evidence of Surovtsev's innocence presented by the defense.

Judge of the Arkhangelsk Regional Court Olga Fadeyeva refused to toughen the sentence of eco-activist Andrey Borovikov convicted under the "Dadino" article (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). This is reported by the "Apology of Protest". The prosecutor asked for a tougher sentence and for Borovikov to be sentenced to three years in prison with the sentence commuted to forced labor for the same period with a deduction of 15 percent from his earnings. The verdict was left unchanged.

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, the police came to the house of LGBT activist Yulia Tsvetkova, who was under house arrest, and took her to court. The mother of the activist Anna Khodyreva told OVD-Info about this. The security forces said that an administrative case was opened against Tsvetkova under the article on propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors (part 2 of article 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).