Two more defendants in the “Network” case, Maxim Ivankin and Arman Sagynbaev, were taken to places of serving their sentences, reports the RUPRESSION support group for defendants in the case. Ivankin was taken to maximum security correctional colony No. 9 in Chuvashia. This is also confirmed on the Facebook page of the “Tales for Political Prisoners” community.

The Kushchevsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory extended for six months the compulsory treatment of Maxim Sokolov, a defendant in a criminal case under the article of insulting a government official (Article 319 of the Criminal Code). Sokolov’s mother reported this to OVD-Info. According to her, the basis for this decision was the conclusion of doctors who believe that Sokolov’s condition requires continued treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

The driver of the Furgalobil from Khabarovsk Andrei Maklygin said that he and his son are put pressure. The video message was published by Sota.Vision in its YouTube channel. According to Maklygin, on December 4, his minor son was called an employee of the local center “E” Alexander Shustov and threatened the criminal case against his father. Information about this earlier appeared in the YouTube channel of the headquarters of Navalny in Khabarovsk.

Roskomnadzor demanded to remove the material of the Mediazona publication about what is happening in the institutions of the Federal Penitentiary Service during the coronavirus pandemic, writes Mediazona. According to the department, in an article entitled “Invisible epidemic.

Local activist Kirill Borisov, who shoots videos about problems in the housing and communal services sector, was detained near the reception office of the prosecutor's office of the city of Balashikha. Borisov himself told about this OVD-Info. At the moment, Borisov is in the police department for servicing the city of Balashikha of the Balashikha Ministry of Internal Affairs.

In Khabarovsk, the arrested journalist of “Prosto Gazeta” Tatyana Khlestunova went on a hunger strike in a special detention center. The Union of Journalists reported this on its Telegram channel. Khlestunova thus opposes attempts by the Khabarovsk authorities to illegally interfere with the work of journalists. According to the trade union, the journalist went on a hunger strike at the end of November.

The Central District Court of Novokuznetsk recognized the local movement "Russian Patriotic Club" as extremist. It is reported by Taiga.info. The lawsuit was filed by the prosecutor's office of the Kemerovo region.

In Udmurtia, civil activist Aleksey Chashchin was fired from his job at JSC Greenatom, which belongs to the state corporation Rosatom, after winning the elections to the Glazov City Duma. This is reported by the local publication "City of Glazov". As Chashchin said, immediately after winning the elections in Glazov on September 13, he was offered to write a letter of resignation of his own free will.

A resident of Khabarovsk Tatyana Lukyanova, repeatedly detained after administrative arrest, conducted an operation to stent the vessels of the heart. This was reported by a lawyer from the ATS-Info Rostislav Smolensky. “Tatyana today put an additional stent on the heart. This is so that there is no heart attack. It is currently in the intensive care unit and will most likely be there until Thursday. She is all in the catheter, she can’t get up, she has bed rest.

The Krasnodar Regional Court upheld the sentence of 240 hours of compulsory labor to the former coordinator of Open Russia in the region, Yana Antonova. This was reported by MBKh Media with reference to the coordinator of the “Human Rights Postcard” Alexey Pryanishnikov.