Human rights activist Alena Popova was summoned to the Center for Combating Extremism. The reason was a complaint by State Duma deputy Sergei Veremeenko to a Facebook post by Popova about domestic violence. The post talked about the high level of domestic violence in Russia. It is reported by MBH Media. Popova was interrogated under the article on the public dissemination of knowingly false information (Article 207.1 of the Criminal Code). The survey lasted half an hour.

The Novosibirsk authorities refused to allow doctors to agree on a picket against denials of payments for work in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. The official reason was the "high alert" regime introduced by the governor. This is reported by Siberia.Realities. At the same time, at the place where the picket was planned, the mayor's office has already held mass events. So, on September 2, there was a concert of the ensemble "Druzhina".

The Zavodskoy District Court of Kemerovo extended the house arrest of Jehovah's Witnesses Alexander Bondarchuk and Sergei Yavushkin. The court also allowed them to communicate with their children and grandchildren. This was reported on the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Bondarchuk and Yavushkin were detained on July 22, 2019 after searches in their apartments.

On August 27, bailiffs seized the apartment and accounts of politician Alexei Navalny in connection with the lawsuit of the Moskovsky Shkolnik company, according to which the court ordered the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK), Lyubov Sobol and Alexei Navalny to pay 88 million rubles. this on her Twitter . announced Navalny's press secretary Kira Yarmysh Yarmysh does not specify how much Navalny's accounts were arrested for.

On August 27, a court in Kazan placed Jehovah's Witness Konstantin Sannikov under arrest. He is currently being held in pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Tatarstan. This was reported on the website “Igeova’s Witnesses in Russia.” Sannikov was charged with organizing the activities of a banned religious organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, he held “illegal religious meetings...

The Vladimir Regional Court on appeal upheld the sentence of Lyubov Rubleva, who was sentenced to a fine of 75 thousand rubles under the article on the use of violence against a police officer (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code). This is written by "Pravozashchita Postcards" in its telegram channel. Judge Sergei Ivankiv recognized Rubleva's sentence as legal. The convict was detained at a picket against pension reform in October 2018.

A year before July 27 [2019], I began to become interested in protests and events taking place [in the country]. The eyes opened slightly. [There has come] the realization that everything in the country looks so much like a fiction and the tinsel of democracy that it’s even becoming funny. If something comes to light in Europe, people resign. We have no talk of any resignation. The same elections, how illegitimate they are.

Judge Natalya Derevyagina of the Nadezhdinsky District Court of the Primorsky Territory satisfied the challenge filed against her, according to the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Judge Derevyagina is presiding over the trial of 73-year-old Jehovah's Witness Lyudmila Shut, accused of extremism. The prosecutor challenged the judge on the grounds that Jester had previously acted as a witness in the trial of another believer.

The coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters in Pskov, Alexei Dorozhkin, was called to the police because of a picket with a poster “I know who poisoned Navalny.” He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to Dorozhkin, the police wanted to find out from him what he knew about Navalny’s poisoning. On September 22, security forces came to the coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters at work, but then he refused to give an explanation because of his busy schedule.

Blogger Maria Chistyakova (Mari Govori) was charged with abuse of freedom of the media (part 1 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of a tweet about the work of doctors in the context of the coronavirus epidemic in the Kostroma region. this to The blogger reported MBKh Media. The protocol states that Chistyakova posted on the social network Twitter "an informational text that affects the subconscious of people" and abused the freedom of the media.

The editor-in-chief of Kommersant FM radio station Victoria Feofanova was fined 10,000 rubles on September 17 under an article on violation of the rules for participation in a public event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to a rally in support of ex-journalist Ivan Safronov, which took place on September 13 July near the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center. It is reported by "Kommersant".

In Samara, officials refused to approve the mass picket "Pay for Covid", the notification of which was filed by the trade union of medical workers "Action". This is reported by the publication "Kasparov.ru". The head of the primary organization of the trade union, Tatyana Rybina, told Kasparov.ru that in the official response, the authorities did not indicate the grounds for refusing to approve the event. The medical workers planned to hold a picket in the Rodina park in Samara.

On September 23, the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow fined Open Russia coordinator Maria Kuznetsova, who was detained near the FSB building during single pickets in support of those involved in the New Greatness case, 10 thousand rubles. Kuznetsova reported this on her Facebook page. Kuznetsova was fined under the article on violation of the procedure for holding a public event (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

The Second Court of Cassation upheld the sentence of Konstantin Kotov, who was sentenced to one and a half years in prison on charges of repeated violations of the procedure for holding public events (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by lawyer from OVD-Info Maria Eismont. This is already the second review of Kotov’s sentence in the cassation court.

In St. Petersburg, a member of the "Union of Marxists" Sergei Nikolaenko was detained near his house. He reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. The reason for the detention was the distribution of the Marxist newspaper Molniya on 17 September. Nikolaenko is taken to the 86th police department for a "talk". Prior to this, they tried to invite the activist to talk with the police, but he refused to come without a summons.