For 34 years, the FSB banned the entry of Russia to Ukrainian journalist Taras Ibragimov, who covered the persecution of Crimean Tatars. This was reported by the publication "Crimea. Realities ”, with the editors of which Ibragimov collaborates. On January 18, on the border of Crimea and the Kherson region of Ukraine, the FSB border guards handed Ibragimov a notification of the ban on entry by the end of May 2054. The journalist was shot fingerprints and photographed.

A report was drawn up against Yuri Shadrin, a resident of Verkhovazhye, Vologda Region, for “repeated” disrespect for the authorities due to a VKontakte post. This was reported by NewsVo. A protocol under the article on “disrespect for authority” (Part 4 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against Shadrin was drawn up in connection with the November publication on the social network “Vkontakte”, in which the surname “Putin” was mentioned.

Photo: From the telegram channel "Jagmas!" In St. Petersburg, activist Maria Malyshev was detained at the Gostiny Dvor. She stood in a single picket against amendments to the Constitution, Andrei Makashov, an activist of “unlimited protest”, told the OVD-info. The reason for the detention was the complaint of the KUSP (books of accounting for reports of incident). She is taken to the 28th police station. According to the telegram channel “Assistance to Elepensed St.

Employees of the ED center for four months were hidden in the bedroom of Anastasia Shevchenko, who is accused under an article on an “unwanted organization” in connection with involvement in “Open Russia”. It is reported by the New Gazeta. The video camera was installed by the court decision of the Pervomaisky court of Rostov-on-Don six months before the arrest of the activist, in September 2018.

The Zheleznovodsk city court sentenced Khasan Zyazikov, a participant in a rally in Magas, on January 17, to one year and one month in a colony-settlement, . Kavkazsky Uzel reports Zyazikov was arrested in July 2019 by a court decision in Nalchik on charges of using dangerous violence against a government official (Part 2 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code).