The Prosecutor General's Office demanded that Roskomnadzor remove from the Novaya Gazeta website excerpts from the book "The FSB Blows Up Russia", which was recognized as extremist by a court decision. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press service of Roskomnadzor. “At the suit of the prosecutor's office, the court recognized the text posted by Novaya Gazeta as belonging to the category of information, access to which is subject to restriction.

A court in Sochi fined a local resident, Sergei Baldanov, 10,000 rubles under the article on carrying out missionary activities in violation of the requirements of the law (part 4, article 5.26 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). It is reported by Mediazona. The court ruling states that, according to the FSB, Baldanov carried out missionary activities on behalf of the undesirable organization Falun Gong.

The prosecutor's office of the Arkhangelsk region filed a cassation appeal against the decision of the regional court, which upheld the decision of the Vilegodsky district court in relation to the four defenders of Shies. Two of them were given a year of probation, the rest were found not guilty of alleged crimes. Andrey Borovikov, a member of Navalny's Arkhangelsk headquarters, announced this to OVD-Info. In the submission (at the disposal of OVD-Info), prosecutor S.

Bagavudin Omarov, accused of creating a cell of the Egyptian extremist organization At-Takfir Val-Hijra, said in court that he confessed under threats of torture by employees of the E Center. This is reported by the publication "Mediazona". He made the corresponding statement during a meeting in the Kirovsky District Court of Makhachkala. Omarov signed the testimony necessary for the investigation after a grueling 15-hour interrogation.

The Samara Regional Court at a meeting on November 5 confirmed the illegality of the administrative prosecution of the head of the Civil Initiative movement, Natalya Baranova. They tried to prosecute the woman under the article on violation of the established procedure for holding a public event (part 1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for holding a solitary picket. It is reported by Kasparov.ru.

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Daria Galukh, a participant in a rally in support of ex-governor Sergei Furgal, was detained and fined. Oksana, a member of a local support group for detainees, reported this to OVD-Info. At the police station, a report was drawn up against Daria Galukh under the article on participation in an event that interfered with the operation of infrastructure (Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code) due to the march on September 26.

The Lyublinsky District Court of Moscow fined the applicant of one of the Russian Marches, Dmitry Mikhailov, a thousand rubles. This was reported by a lawyer from OVD-Info Maxim Pashkov, who represented the man in court. Mikhailov was found guilty of disobeying the demands of police officers (19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). He was detained in the Lyublino area, where one of the actions of Russian nationalists announced for November 4 was to take place.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow arrested actionist Pavel Krisevich for 15 days the day before because of an action where he “crucified” himself on a cross over a burning pile of politically motivated criminal cases. He was represented in court by lawyer from OVD-Info Sergei Telnov. Thus, Krisevich was found guilty of disobeying the legal demands of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). The judge gave the lawyer only two minutes to review Krisevich's case.

In Moscow, five Left Front activists were detained on the Kremlin embankment. This was announced by the OWD-Info by the coordinator of the movement Sergei Udaltsov. Igor Mytsikov, Rustam Shazizov, Evgeny Efremov, Vladimir Makhov and Denis Vrodlivets were detained with the use of force when they deployed a banner of anti -capitalist content to hang him on the Fence of the Embankment. They were put in a car zak and took them to the China-Gorod police department.

Destroying Sofia Rusova / Photo: Evgeny Feldman The Lefortovo District Court of Moscow fined 10 thousand rubles a journalist and a participant in the trade union of journalists Sofu Rusov due to participation in single pickets in support of Ivan Safronov near the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center on July 13. This was announced by the OWD-Info by journalist Andrei Zhvirblis.

Anarchist Daniil Galkin, who left Russia due to persecution, received political asylum in Belgium. This was reported by the telegram channel of the People's Self-Defense movement. In the early morning of February 1, 2019, they came to Galkin’s home with a search, after which he was detained. That same morning, security forces detained several more Moscow anarchists and left-wing activists, including Azat Miftakhov , who at that moment was trying to be charged with manufacturing explosives.

On November 5, a court in Moscow fined two participants in the Russian March that took place the day before, who asked not to publish their names, for 10,000 rubles each. This was announced to OVD-Info by the head of the banned Nation and Freedom Committee, Vladimir Basmanov.

The Perm Regional Court sentenced student Daniil Shestakov to nine months of hard labor for trying to post a photo of General Vlasov on the website of the Immortal Regiment. This was reported by the head of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" Pavel Chikov.

FSB officers in Tatarstan detained five members of the Kazan cell of the Islamic party Hizb ut-Tahrir. This is reported by TASS with reference to the Center for Public Relations of the FSB.

On November 5, the St. Petersburg City Court, at the request of a lawyer, overturned the order to return to the police the administrative files of those detained during the announcement of verdicts in the case of the terrorist community “Network”. This was reported by lawyer from OVD-Info Mark Alekseev. Thus, the cases of Anna Tereshkova, Ekaterina Semina and Nikolai Sokolov will be re-examined in the Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg.