Anastasia Shevchenko, accused under the article on “undesirable organization”, had her house arrest extended again
The Oktyabrsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don, which began to consider the case of Anastasia Shevchenko, ex-member of the council of Open Russia, about the “activities of an undesirable organization” on the merits, extended her house arrest for another six months until September 1, Human Rights Postcards reports. The court softened the conditions of Shevchenko's house arrest: she was allowed daily walks for three hours, visit hospitals and schools, go online to provide tutoring services.