Rosderzhava journalist Alexander Dorogov was transferred from pre-trial detention center-12 in Zelenograd to pre-trial detention center-3, located in Serpukhov. This was reported by the telegram channel “Katelevsky and Dorogov Info”. Dorogov is accused under the article on extortion (clause “b”, part 3, article 163 of the Criminal Code). On October 15, the court changed the measure of restraint for the journalist from house arrest to custody.

In Surgut, police are checking because of a publication about the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh, which was posted on his Instagram page by journalist Ruslan Bayramov. about it . writes Znak.com “I reposted this news to the history section on my personal Instagram page. I have two profiles there - this is a page with news publications. And there is an account, my personal one - "Ruslan Bayramov", which is in no way connected with my professional activities.

In Moscow, a solo picket participant Anna Krechetova was detained near the Belarusian embassy. She reported this on the OVD-Info hotline. Krechetova stood with a banner "No to political repressions!". During the arrest, the police dragged her along the asphalt. The detainee is being taken to the police department in the Basmanny district. 20:25 After the arrest, Krechetova told OVD-Info that the police forbade her to speak on the phone.

In St. Petersburg, the Committee on Law, Order and Security fined Pavel Ivankin, a solo picket participant, for violating the “self-isolation regime” (Article 20.6.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for 8,000 rubles. About it writes "MBH Media". Ivankin was charged with participation in two actions that took place on May 1 and 29. During the first picket, Ivankin came out with a placard “Why do we need a greedy president? Putin go away!

Vladimir Telpuk with a poster against Putin’s policy, Volgograd, September 2020 / Photo: Daniil Pospelov for OTD-Info The Central District Court of Volgograd fined 10 thousand rubles of civil activist Vladimir Telpuk in the footsteps of the action against Putin’s policy and in support of protesters in Belarus, which took place on August 15. The OVD-info himself told Telpuk about this. The court ruling is at the disposal of the project.

The Legislative Assembly of the Belgorod Region lifted the ban on holding public events near the buildings of government bodies and law enforcement agencies, as well as railway stations, airports, markets, places of worship. This is reported by "7 × 7" with reference to the deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Stanislav Panov. Thus, the deputies brought the regional legislation in line with the decision of the Constitutional Court of June 4, 2020.

In Moscow, a police officer seized a poster from a picketer, Liana Omarova, who planned to hold an action against the kidnappings of Chechen residents. About this writes "Kavkaz. Realities". Omarova planned to go out with a poster "Kadyrov's Chechnya is a Russian training ground" to the FSB building on Lubyanka. However, before the action began, a policeman approached the girl and, without introducing himself, took away the poster.

Mikhail Pulin / Photo: Personal page on Facebook Member of the "Association of Popular Resistance" (ANS) Mikhail Pulin received a political asylum in Lithuania. He writes about this on Facebook. In July, Pulin stated that he had left Russia due to persecution in the framework of a criminal case under an article on the illegal formation of a legal entity (part 2 of article 173.1 of the Criminal Code).

The Kiselevsky City Court of the Kemerovo Region imposed a fine of 15,000 rubles on a local resident, Zograk Davtyan, who called Vladimir Putin a fascist. Information about this was discovered by MBKh Media on the website of the court. Davtyan was found guilty of disrespect for the authorities (part 3 of article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). According to the court order, Davtyan spoke about Putin in a video that he published in Odnoklassniki on August 12.

The administration of Ulyanovsk did not agree on a rally in memory of the victims of political repressions. According to the organizers, they received a refusal from the authorities for the first time in 13 years. This is reported by the publication "7 × 7" with reference to human rights activist Igor Toporkov. In response to the notice of the action, officials indicated that it was impossible to hold it due to the “high alert” regime introduced by the governor.

In Yekaterinburg, an administrative case was opened against the administrator of a group on VKontakte for LGBT dating about promoting non-traditional sexual relations among minors using the Internet (part 2 of article 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by the network publication It's My City with reference to the protocol.

The Second Western District Military Court sentenced Oleg Nemtsev, accused of justifying terrorism, to a fine of 350 thousand for his comment about the explosion in the Arkhangelsk FSB Directorate. “Human Rights Postcards” is about this. reports During the debate, the prosecutor requested 5 years of imprisonment in a general regime colony for Nemtsev. The case against Nemtsev was based on his comments in the “Gossip of Koryazhma” group on VKontakte.

In Crimea, security forces searched the homes of at least three activists, Ilya Bolshedvorov, Sergei Akimov and Sergei Vasiliev. They were taken to court in the case of organizing an uncoordinated action. This is reported by the Crimean opposition blogger Oleg Kocherov. In the morning, the security forces came with a search to the activists, after which they were taken to police station No. 2 in Simferopol to draw up a protocol and taken to court.

The security forces came with a search to the Kamchatka lawyer Andrei Sarkisyan. He repeatedly defended representatives of the local opposition in court. The FSB suspects Sargsyan of disclosing state secrets (Article 283 of the Criminal Code) in an appeal. This is reported by the portal "Kam 24". The lawyer refused to open the door to the security forces who came, after which they opened it.

The Lyublinsky District Court sentenced Pavel Rebrovsky, a defendant in the “New Greatness” case, to six years in prison. This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Maria Eismont, who represents Rebrovsky’s interests. The punishment also includes restriction of freedom for one year, a ban on website administration for three years, and compulsory psychiatric treatment on an outpatient basis for two years.