Vladimir Kruglyakov, the coordinator of Open Russia in the Volgograd region, was charged with an administrative case on the activities of an “undesirable organization” (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). He himself informed OVD-Info about this. The case was initiated on the basis of “monitoring” of Kruglyakov’s page on VKontakte. The prosecutor's office "established" that the coordinator was subscribed to the "Human Rights Protection of the Postcard" group.

During the debate in Vladivostok, the prosecution requested a three-year suspended sentence for Jehovah's Witness Elena Barmakina, accused of extremism. This was reported on the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. The prosecutor also asked the court to assign the believer a three-year probationary period. At the meeting, Barmakina made the last word. As indicated on the Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia website, the case against Elena Barmakina was opened in August 2019.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow fined activist Viktor Nemytov 150 thousand rubles for a picket in defense of the right to hold peaceful protests. The activist’s poster with the inscription “Russia without Putin” was ordered to be destroyed. This is reported by “Apology of Protest”.

The Syktyvkar City Court of Komi fined Nina Popugayeva 5,000 rubles for a solitary picket on the city's main square. This is reported by the publication "7 × 7". Popugayeva was fined because of one of the pickets on July 2-4, when she went to Stefanskaya Square with a poster against amendments to the Constitution.

The Pskov Regional Court rejected the police complaint against the decision to dismiss the case against the editor-in-chief of the Pskov Province Denis Kamalyagin, who participated in the picket in support of journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva. This is reported by “Apology of Protest”. Kalamyagin was found guilty of violating the “self-isolation regime” (Article 20.6.1 of the Administrative Code) due to a picket that the journalist held two days before the announcement of Prokopyeva’s sentence.

The Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg terminated the administrative case of Ekaterina Sursyakova, who was detained after a march in support of Khabarovsk residents, reports . Vecherniye Vedomosti Andrei Shchukin, who defended Sursiakova in court, said in a commentary to OVD-Info that he did not know what judge Vladimir Ushakov was guided by when dismissing the case.

The Central District Court fined Viktoria Emelyantseva 10,000 rubles for participating in a peaceful rally in support of ex-governor Furgal on August 23. Before that, she was detained on the threshold of her own house and taken to the police station. This was announced by a lawyer from OVD-Info Andrey Bityutsky.

The Zheleznodorozhny District Court of Khabarovsk placed Denis Posmetyukhin, who had previously been detained after a clash with police near the Furgalomobile, under house arrest. Anna Romashchenko, coordinator of legal assistance at OVD-Info, reports this. Posmetyukhin was given this preventive measure until November.

Andrey Pivovarov, executive director of Open Russia, was released yesterday after 24 days of arrest for organizing protests against changes to the Constitution. Since the mid-2000s, Pivovarov at various times was a member of the RPR-PARNAS, the Opposition Coordinating Council, and participated in the presidential campaign of Alexei Navalny. OVD-Info collected cases of pressure on Pivovarov over five years: detentions, administrative and criminal cases.