In Moscow, Russian Guard soldiers arrived at the Flakon design factory and did not allow the film to be shown and discussed in support of feminist and LGBT activist Yulia Tsvetkova. MBH Media reports this with reference to the organizers of the event.

A magistrate in the Moscow region dismissed the case of human rights activist Evgeny Enikeev, who was charged with disobeying the demands of a bailiff (Article 17.3 of the Code of Administrative Offences) during the announcement of sentences for those involved in the “New Greatness”. Enikeev reports this on his blog. The case was dismissed due to the lack of evidence of an offense.

In Rostov-on-Don, the courts dismissed the cases of Maria Krivenko and Larisa Baskakova, participants in the rally in support of Belarus. This is reported by the "Apology of Protest". The activists were charged with participation in uncoordinated actions (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The case against Krivenko was dismissed by the Proletarsky District Court, and against Baskakova by the Proletarsky and Kirovsky courts.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined Valentina Vakulenko, a disabled person of the 2nd group, 10 thousand rubles for participating in a walk to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This is reported by the "Apology of Protest". The court considered the mass walk to the Kremlin walls to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier an uncoordinated action and fined Vakulenko for participating in it (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Meshchansky District Court fined Artem Selekhov, a participant in the picket in support of those involved in the St. Petersburg Network case, 10 thousand rubles. This is reported by “Apology of Protest”. Selekhov was found guilty of participating in an uncoordinated rally on June 22 near the FSB building. Then, on the day of the sentencing of Viktor Filinkov and Yuliy Boyarshinov, defendants in the “Network” case, Moscow activists held a series of pickets on Lubyanka.

Trucker Mikhail Vedrov, who spoke out against the Platon system and is suspected of using violence against a government official that is not dangerous to life and health (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code), was detained and sent to a temporary detention center. Presumably, on September 17, the court should decide on the choice of a measure of restraint for Vedrov, the investigation plans to ask him to be sent into custody.

In Moscow, participants of pickets in support of Belarus were detained near the building of the Presidential Administration. This was reported to OVD-Info by one of the detainees, the editor of the Avtozak LIVE telegram channel Nikita Stupin. Among the detainees: Vladislav Neimark, Irina Terekhina, Ivan Klimov, Viktor Petrunin, Nikita Stupin, Sergei Zuev, and Zuev's thirteen-year-old daughter. The employees did not explain the grounds for the detention.

The Zheleznovodsk City Court of the Stavropol Territory sentenced Akhmed Chakhkiev, a participant in the rally on March 26-27, 2019 in Magas, to 9 months in a colony-settlement. This is reported by "Fortanga" with reference to the lawyer of the convict. Chakhkiev was released in the courtroom in connection with the completion of his sentence.

An election observer in Lipetsk said that she was forced to sign a protocol on numerous violations at the polling station, where Dmitry Kraschikov, a candidate for the City Duma from the New People party, received the largest number of votes. The candidate was supported by Smart Voting. This is reported by Open Media. According to preliminary results, Kraschikov won the elections in his constituency.

The Leninsky District Court of Chelyabinsk sentenced Other Russia activist Mikhail Prosvirnin to three years' probation on charges of participating in an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). It is reported by Ural. MBKh media" with reference to an anonymous source. Prosvirnin is the third and last defendant in the case of the Chelyabinsk National Bolsheviks.

In Novosibirsk, activist Sergei Ulitin was detained during a series of single-person pickets against falsifications in elections to the city council. This is reported by the portal Sibir.Realii with reference to the regional headquarters of Navalny. According to a representative of the headquarters, the detention was probably due to Ulitin's refusal to show his passport to a police officer. After the arrest, Ulitin was taken to the police department.

The Moscow Regional Court upheld the arrest of Rosderzhava journalist Yan Katelevsky in the case of extorting 1.3 million rubles from a traffic police officer. This was reported by the telegram channel “Power of Movement”. The chairman of the court banned all listeners, including accredited journalists, from entering the courtroom. This instruction was given to Katelevsky’s lawyer Olga Balabanova.

The St. Petersburg City Court canceled the decisions on fines for two defendants in the Network case who were detained at the announcement of the verdict and returned the materials to the trial court for a new trial. This was reported in the “Apologies of Protest” telegram channel.

The Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow fined Pavel Matveev, who was detained at a rally in support of Khabarovsk residents, ten thousand rubles. Anna Romashchenko, coordinator of legal assistance at OVD-Info, reports this.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs refused to further develop a bill providing for liability for insulting police officers on the Internet. This is reported by TASS with reference to its own source in law enforcement agencies. The drafting of the bill began in September last year.