In St. Petersburg, the police detained activist Pavel Chuprunov. this He announced on his Twitter. Chuprunov was detained at his house and taken to police station No. 34 to give explanations in connection with his detention on July 1. According to the activist, he gave them the same day. At about 1 am, Chuprunov wrote that he had been left at the police station for the night.

The city court of St. Petersburg upheld 20 days of administrative arrest for activist Yevgeny Musin for participating in the action on Nevsky Prospekt “Change the government, not the Constitution!”. This was reported to OVD-Info by his defender Dinar Idrisov. According to him, the judge refused to satisfy all the petitions, did not allow the lawyer Ilya Tkachenko to get acquainted with the case materials and speak. Musin himself was also not allowed to speak by the judge.

In Samara, Marina Yevdokimova, an employee of Navalny's headquarters, opened an administrative case on the dissemination of false information (part 9 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by MBH Media. The case was opened because of a post on the telegram channel of Navalny's headquarters in Samara about the infection of staff and patients of the 4th city hospital. The publication included links to local publications 63.ru and Progorod.

Chechen teachers were forced to write a comment on social networks in support of Ramzan Kadyrov in connection with the sanctions of the US State Department. This is reported by the "Caucasian Knot". The requirement to write a commentary was reported to the publication by a school teacher in the Urus-Martan district, Louise, and the head teacher of a school in the Shali district, named Yakha.

The police drew up reports on journalists who were detained on July 13 during a rally near the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center in support of Ivan Safronov. This is reported by the "Apology of Protest". According to MBKh Media, protocols were drawn up against journalists Arina Borodina, Olga Bolotova, Taisiya Bekbulatova, Alexander Chernykh and Petr Parkhomenko.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court in Yekaterinburg upheld the 300 hours of compulsory work imposed on journalist and former Open Russia coordinator Maxim Vernikov. This was reported by MBKh Media. As the journalist said, the defense will think about filing a request to work out the sentence after the end of the coronavirus pandemic. In February, the court found Vernikov guilty in the case of carrying out the activities of an undesirable organization (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code).

The administrator of the “Police Ombudsman” public page, Igor Khudyakov, accused of distributing pornography, was released from a pre-trial detention center. His lawyer from OVD-Info, Maxim Pashkov, reported this on his Telegram channel. Previously, the investigation canceled the preventive measure against Khudyakov “due to a change in the scope of the charges.” No other preventive measure has yet been chosen for Khudyakov.

I wanted to take part in a peaceful march on Saturday, July 18th. I worked until three o’clock in the morning, and arrived at Lenin Square at four. I think if I go home to sleep, I’ll sleep through the event. I'm a night owl, I wake up late - especially if I go to bed late. I thought: I’ll go to the square, get up, and sleep there. And then people will start coming up, I’ll be with them. I woke up at twenty minutes to eight.

In the Balakhna district of the Nizhny Novgorod region, a local resident was sentenced under the article on the dissemination of knowingly false information (Article 207.1 of the Criminal Code). This is reported by the regional Investigative Committee.

In Vladivostok on July 13, Jehovah's Witness Nina Astvatsaturova was charged with participation in an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). The website “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia” writes about this.

On July 17, the Kirovsky District Court of Khabarovsk extended the arrest of Yegor Baranov, who is suspected of participating in an “extremist organization.” The website “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia” reports this. The court left 19-year-old Yegor Baranov in pre-trial detention for another two months - until September 25.

The Leningradsky District Court of Kaliningrad, for lack of corpus delicti, dismissed one of the five criminal cases on non-payment of fines against the head of Ecodefense! Alexandra Queen. Previously, the defense achieved the abolition of the corresponding fine. This is reported by the "Public verdict". “However, the court refused to satisfy the complaint regarding the remaining four decisions to initiate criminal cases.

The editor-in-chief of the publication “Modern Kalmykia” Valery Badmaev told the “Caucasian Knot” that a police officer hit him after giving an explanation at the police department. On July 20, Valery Badmaev went out on a solo picket in connection with the events in Khabarovsk. After the end of the action, the police invited him to the department, where they photographed a poster with the text “Glory to Khabarovsk residents! Wake up, peoples of Russia!” and took explanations.

The Leninsky District Court of Irkutsk considered two administrative cases of Alexander Alekseenko, a follower of the Yakut shaman Gabyshev. “Siberia” writes about this. Realities,” referring to lawyer Alexei Grigorov. The court dismissed Alekseenko’s administrative case for violation of the “self-isolation regime” - the police could not prove the activist’s guilt.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg imposed fines on Anna Loiko and Elena Murganova, who were detained after the verdict was announced in the Network case. “Apology of Protest” writes about this with reference to lawyer Alexander Peredruk. The activists were found guilty under the article on violating the self-isolation regime (Part 1 of Article 20.6.1 of the Administrative Code). Loiko was fined ten thousand rubles, Murganova - eight thousand.