On March 24, anarchist Mikhail Perkov, who was returning home from his shift, was interrogated on the Novy Urengoy-Ufa train. Perkov reported this to the legal bot OVD-Info. Mikhail Perkov said that he boarded the train in Novy Urengoy on March 23, the next day a policeman in Tyumen checked his documents. By the evening of March 24, the train arrived in Chelyabinsk. An investigator, two police officers and three people in plain clothes entered the car to Perkov.

The review of the case of Konstantin Kotov, convicted under the “Dada” article on repeated violations of the rules of participation in rallies (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code), has been postponed. His lawyers Maria Eismont and Alexander Pikhovkin reported this on Facebook. On March 26, the Moscow City Court was supposed to reconsider Kotov’s case, but two days before the hearing, the lawyers were informed that the review was postponed to April 14.

On March 24, the Zheleznodorozhny City Court of the Moscow Region extended the house arrest of the head of the Reutov branch of the Yabloko party, Evgeny Kurakin. His lawyer Vasily Kushnir told OVD-Info about this. House arrest was extended for six months - until September 9. This was motivated by the fact that under quarantine conditions the court would not be able to meet frequently for the next extension.

On March 23, the Georgievsky City Court changed the measure of restraint for Jehovah's Witness Viktor Zimovsky from a pre-trial detention center to house arrest. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers. Zimovsky is suspected of organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

Civil activist Mark Galperin was transferred from pre-trial detention center No. 11 in Noginsk to colony-settlement No. 2 in Zelenograd. His ally Sofia Kalugina reports this on her Facebook page. Kalugina noted that the colony is currently under coronavirus quarantine. In 2018, Mark Galperin was given a two-year suspended sentence and was also banned for three years from being an organizer or participant in public associations.

The Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg imposed a fine of 10,000 rubles on Denis Ozerov, an activist of the Other Russia, who held a rally of solidarity with protesters against the construction of a landfill on Shiyes. This was reported by the United press service of the courts of the city. On December 2, Other Russia activists brought a sculpture of an eagle made from household waste to the building of the plenipotentiary representative office for the Northwestern Federal District.

On March 14, I decided to come to the rally, which was dedicated to solidarity with political prisoners. There was also another agenda - boycotting amendments to the Constitution and, in general, the Constitution that was adopted by Yeltsin’s tanks in 1993 . I managed to get out of the subway and say hello to my friends and acquaintances. I heard the police say over the loudspeaker that the protest was prohibited.

In Moscow, on March 24, a woman was detained who was walking past a construction site on Michurinsky Prospekt near house number 30. An eyewitness to the detention reported this to the legal bot OVD-Info. A woman named Tatyana was brought to the Ramenki police department, she is charged with an article on disobedience to the lawful order of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). In what actions of Tatyana the employees saw disobedience, and what order is unknown.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordered Russia to pay compensation in the amount of 1,300 euros to the widow of journalist and co-founder of the Novy Peterburg newspaper Nikolai Andrushchenko, Lyudmila Andrushchenko. This was reported on the official website of the ECtHR. In 2006-2007, Andrushchenko wrote a number of critical articles in which, in particular, he accused senior officials of corruption.

In Moscow, the police detained the deceived real estate investor Yulia Borina after she delivered a letter on horseback to Vladimir Putin at the presidential administration. The detainee herself reported this to OVD-Info. “This morning I rode a horse out of the house to take a letter to the reception of the presidential administration. Actually, I gave the letter to the reception.

The Krasnodar Regional Court returned the case of lawyer Mikhail Benyash, sentenced under the article on the use of violence against police officers (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) to a fine of 30 thousand rubles, to the Leninsky District Court to eliminate procedural violations. The Protocol reports this. The regional court was supposed to consider an appeal against Benyash’s sentence, but he himself was not allowed into the courthouse due to quarantine.

The Sarmanovsky District Court of Tatarstan fined 22-year-olds Ainur Gazizullin and Radik Fatikhov 1,000 rubles under an article about the demonstration of Nazi symbols for the old publication of the video “Adolf Hitler raps” on VKontakte. This is reported by the publication “Idel. Realii” with reference to the website of the court. Ainur Gazizullin posted on VKontakte in August 2013, and Radik Fatikhov in May 2010. The video showed Adolf Hitler in a Nazi uniform with a swastika.

On March 23, the Supreme Court of Crimea extended until June 15 the arrest of six defendants in the second Simferopol case of Hizb ut-Tahrir. This was reported on the Facebook page of the public association "Crimean Solidarity". The detention was extended for Tofig Abdulgaziev, Osman Arifmemetov, Bilyal Adilov, Farkhod Bazarov, Dzhemil Gafarov and Rustem Seythalilov.

St. Petersburg University of Civil Aviation student Stepan Derkach was expelled due to comments on VKontakte about corruption in the educational institution. It is reported by Fontanka with reference to the expulsion order.

Alsu Fayzrahmanova, wife of Renata Galimov, sentenced to 14 years of strict regime on charges of involvement in the Hizb Ut-Tahrir organization, complained about pressure from law enforcement agencies. This was reported on the page "Parental Solidarity" on Facebook. As Fayzrahmanova said, before and after the arrest of her husband, police officers arrived at her registration more than once.