On September 21, the Samara Regional Court extended the arrest of Elmar Mammadov and Radik Khairutdinov, defendants in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case. This is reported by "Parental Solidarity", referring to the lawyer of one of the accused. Mammadov and Khairutdinov were left in the pre-trial detention center for another 24 days. After that, the case will have to be transferred to the military court of Samara or Yekaterinburg for consideration on the merits.

In the Iglinsky district of Bashkiria, a local resident was detained, who is suspected of involvement in the "People's Militia of Russia". This is reported by the Investigative Committee, without disclosing the name of the detainee. According to investigators, the man joined the Militia in 2015, knowing that the movement was recognized as terrorist. The detainee allegedly administered Telegram and VKontakte groups, and also prepared campaign materials from 2015 to 2017.

In Makhachkala, Kumyk activist Bektemir Salikhov was again detained at a single picket. This is reported by the "Caucasian Knot". The police said they detained Salikhov for identification purposes. “He didn’t have his passport with him. Who he is, we don’t know, that’s why we were taken to the regional department, ”the police report says. Bektemir Salikhov demands a meeting with the head of Dagestan. On September 18, he went on a hunger strike until his demand was met.

In 2009, Astashin took part in an action during which young people threw a Molotov cocktail at the FSB office building. As a result, no one was injured. Nevertheless, the FSB combined this arson with other similar episodes, and thus the case of the “Autonomous Combat Terrorist Organization” (ABTO) was born. The convicts repeatedly stated that in reality such an organization did not exist - the investigation combined various arson attacks into a single case.

The Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed two cases of those detained at peaceful protests - civil activist Elena Sulimova and lawyer Ilya Tkachenko. They were charged with violating the rules of participation in a public event (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). Human rights activist Dinar Idrisov reported this on Facebook.

The Moscow City Court upheld a fine of 150 thousand rubles to Dmitry Positselsky, imposed for filming a video greeting of Konstantin Kotov on February 22. This was reported by lawyer from OVD-Info Yulia Tregubova. The district court found Positselsky guilty under the article of repeated violation of the rules for holding a public event (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan disciplined three police officers who on January 4 unlawfully detained several civil activists in the central square of Makhachkala and took them to the police station. About this writes “South. MBKh media” with reference to a lawyer representing the interests of the activists. Residents of Makhachkala Arsen Magomedov, Ziyautdin Uvaisov and Murad Muradov managed to prove in court that the police had no reason to detain them.

The Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow fined Moscow City Duma deputy Pavel Tarasov 1,000 rubles for meeting at a construction site at the site of the planned South-East Expressway on July 10. This was reported by Sergei Vlasov, a municipal deputy of the Pechatniki district. Tarasov was found guilty under the article on disobedience to the lawful demand of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Investigative Committee in the Murmansk region refused to initiate a case at the request of Olga Bystrova, administrator of the Boltalka Revda Murmanskaya public page, about threats from the deputy of the Council of Deputies of the Lovozersky district Maxim Rossoshansky. Violetta Grudina, coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in Murmansk, told OVD-Info about this.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow found defrauded shareholder Yuri Lebedkin guilty of violating the rules of participation in a public event (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code) for a rally near the Moscow City Hall. This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Sergei Telnov, who defended Lebedkin’s interests. The shareholder was given a fine of 10 thousand rubles.

The administration of St. Petersburg did not agree on the "Stop Beglov" rally scheduled for September 27. Kommersant about this on September 21 Alexandra Brusser, the organizer of the rally , told . According to the authorities, Brusser missed the deadline for filing a notice of the action. According to the law, she had to send a notification no later than 10 days before the proposed rally, but not earlier than 15.

The State Duma adopted in the first reading a package of amendments to legislation providing for liability for separatism. This was reported on the website of the system "Lawmaking". The SOVA analytical center has published an analysis of the amendments. The bill, as Sova clarifies, was introduced by United Russia deputy Pavel Krasheninnikov and Federation Council member Andrey Klishas.

Maria Ponomarenko in a mask / screenshot from the video in the telegram channel "Apology of Protest" The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Barnaul fined 10 thousand rubles by a local resident Maria Ponomarenko because of the protective mask with the inscription “Putin to resign”. It is reported by "Apology of Protest." Ponomarenko was found guilty under an article on the organization of an inconsistent rally (part 1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Center for Combating Extremism of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, together with the Committee on Education in St. Petersburg, developed an algorithm for identifying teenagers involved in extremist associations. this on his Facebook page Journalist Sergei Yeremeev reports with reference to Echo of Moscow in St. Petersburg. From the published message with copies of the documents, it follows that the education committee sent the algorithm to the heads of educational organizations.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled and awarded compensation on the complaint of convicts in Cheboksary in 2007 in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case. This was reported by the human rights center "Memorial". The three applicants, Mikhail Andreev, Rustem Salimzyanov and Amir Valiullov, were represented by Memorial's lawyers Nadezhda Yermolaeva, Anna Sobko and Kirill Koroteev, as well as lawyers from the European Human Rights Advocacy Center (EHRAC) in London.