In Chelyabinsk, Alexander Kopyev, an employee of Navalny's local headquarters, was attacked by unidentified as he was filming an investigation near the Tominsky Mining and Processing Plant (GOK). This was reported on the page of Navalny's team in Chelyabinsk on VKontakte. As Artem Yaumbaev, coordinator of the headquarters, wrote on his Twitter account, there were two attackers. They reportedly had knives in their hands.

A draft law has been submitted to the State Duma equating picket lines with mass public actions, as well as banning rallies and demonstrations near buildings of emergency services. This was reported by the news agency "RIA Novosti". The text of the bill is published on the website of the State Duma. Dmitry Vyatkin, deputy from the United Russia party, initiated a number of changes to the law "On meetings, rallies, demonstrations, marches and picketing".

Rakhmiddin Kamolov, a citizen of Uzbekistan, sentenced to 16 years in a strict regime colony in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case, was again placed in a punishment cell (SHIZO) in the colony. This was reported on Facebook by his wife, Rabiya Umm Khalid. Kamolov is serving his sentence in IK-6 of the Tver region, located in the city of Bezhetsk. He wrote a letter to his wife, in which he said that on November 11 he was placed in a punishment cell for 14 days.

A draft law was submitted to the State Duma banning the financing of public events anonymously and from foreign sources. It is reported by RIA Novosti. This initiative was made by the deputy from the "United Russia" Dmitry Vyatkin.

In St. Petersburg, an employee of Rosreestr imposed a fine of 5 thousand rubles each on two Vesna activists, Bogdan Litvin and Nikita Levkin, in connection with the Tea Party event on Putin’s birthday on October 7. This is reported by “Apology of Protest”. Litvin and Levkin were detained two days after the action.

Convicted in the Penza “Network” case, Andrei Chernov and Ilya Shakursky, were taken to intermediate transfer points. This was reported by the Rupression telegram channel. According to the channel, Chernov is now in pre-trial detention center No. 1 in Saratov on his way to the Udmurt colony. “If you write to him today, then with a high probability the letter will find him in Saratov,” the telegram channel reports .

The Pskov Regional Court upheld the decision to refuse to satisfy the half-million dollar claim for the protection of honor, dignity and business reputation against journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva. The Center for the Protection of Media Rights reports this. Such a claim was previously filed by psychologist Olga Yakotsuts, who acted as an expert in the criminal case on the justification of terrorism against Prokopieva.

Sergey Boboshko / Photo: Dinar Idrisov Judge of the Krasnoselsky District Court of St. Petersburg Dmitry Kuzmin terminated one of the two administrative cases against activist Sergei Boboshko, detained on a rally and laying flowers to the memorial to the Nevsky Piglet on June 20. This was reported by the OTD-Info by the St. Petersburg human rights activist Dinar Idrisov, representing the interests of Boboshko.

24/7 security “Protest sentiments have not gone away. Even if [the authorities manage to ensure that] people stop going out into the streets, they will become radicalized. People are already much more angry than they were four months ago, when they chanted “thank you to the police.” Four months of targeted terror , riot police - and the mood has completely changed,” says OVD-Info Alexey Vorsin, coordinator of Alexei Navalny’s Khabarovsk headquarters.

The State Duma in the first reading adopted a bill on the abolition of constitutional and statutory courts in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation by January 1, 2023. This was reported by the TASS news agency. The bill, introduced by Russian President Vladimir Putin, was approved for the second reading on October 21.

The Kamchatka Regional Court upheld the sentence of two years of probation to three Jehovah's Witnesses under the article on participation in the activities of an extremist organization. This was reported on the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia.

In St. Petersburg, Rospotrebnadzor on November 13 suspended the Zoom cafe on Gorokhovaya Street for violating coronavirus restrictions after a complaint from LGBT opponent Timur Bulatov. The owner of the cafe, Pavel Shteinluht, appealed to the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs in St. Petersburg on this fact, reports . Fontanka On November 13, the police and representatives of Rospotrebnadzor visited the Zoom cafe.

On November 16, a juvenile affairs inspector at police station No. 17 in St. Petersburg threatened an underage activist with criminal prosecution because of posts on political topics, reports , citing the girl. MBKh Media According to the activist, she was summoned to the department for a conversation.

On November 10, the Eighth Court of Cassation of General Jurisdiction in Kemerovo returned for a new consideration the claim of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Buryatia against former senator Vyacheslav Markhaev, who criticized police violence during the crackdown on protests in Ulan-Ude in September 2019. Taiga.info .

In Khabarovsk, police detained Archpriest Andrei Vinarsky in connection with a rally in support of the former governor of the region Sergei Furgal on September 9. Local resident Ekaterina told OVD-Info about this. Vinarsky was taken to the 4th police department. His phone was confiscated and there is no contact with him. A lawyer from OVD-Info, Tatyana Titkova, went to his department to defend him. According to SOTA, Vinarsky was detained at home immediately after he returned from court.