In Novosibirsk, Vladivostok and Rostov-on-Don, criminal cases were instituted in connection with the shares for the liberation of Alexei Navalny on January 23. The regional Investigative Committee writes on the initiation of the case in Novosibirsk on his website, the lawyer from the OVD-info Polina Sidelnikova reports on the initiation of the case in Vladivostok, and writes “Apology of Protest” about the criminal case in Rostov-on-Don. One of the police officers in OP No.

In Rostov-on-Don, the home of Sergei Grivko, the coordinator of Navalny's local headquarters, was searched. This was reported to OVD-Info by his associates. Investigative actions took place in the morning without a court order, only on the basis of the investigator's decision. The search was also reported on the Apology of Protest telegram channel.

Moscow There are at least 1,558 detainees in the city, with at least 14 remaining overnight. Novokosino 20 detainees, among them Evgeny Savenkov, Vasily Korovkin, Mikhail Matveev, Andrey Kochetkov, Sergey Tolstikov, Yuriy Korotitsky, Vyacheslav Fedorov, Alexander Osipov. One detainee remains in the department overnight: Maxim Yurasov. Falcon 1 detainee: Yulia Navalnaya. Yasenevo 3 detainees, among them Vladimir Myagkov, Mark Gabov.

The Sovetsky District Court of Makhachkala awarded Jehovah's Witness Arsen Adbullaev compensation of 50 thousand rubles for illegal detention in a pre-trial detention center. This was reported by Caucasus. Realities" with reference to lawyer Maxim Pervunin. Abdullaev filed a claim for compensation of 286 thousand rubles for two months spent in a pre-trial detention center in the fall of 2019. The believer included lost wages, medical expenses and a lawyer in this amount.

On January 22, the Court of Appeal upheld a fine of 400,000 rubles to Mikhail Sharygin, a member of the Nizhny Novgorod branch of the Yabloko party. He was charged with an article on public calls to carry out terrorist acts and justify terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). this Sharygin announced on his YouTube channel. The Court of First Instance delivered its verdict in October 2020.

Jehovah's Witness Felix Makhammadiev was released on January 21 after serving his sentence in IK-1 in the Orenburg region and staying in the Temporary Detention Center for Foreign Citizens and Stateless Persons (TSVSIG). He was deported to his homeland, Uzbekistan. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers.

In Khabarovsk, civil activist Vladimir Gretchenko and RusNews journalists Sergei Plotnikov and Daniil Kulikov were detained. They reported this to OVD-Info. The reason for Gretchenko’s detention was participation in protests in support of the ex-governor of the region Sergei Furgal. He was advised by OVD-Info lawyer Lidiya Golovina. The police told Plotnikov that they would draw up a report regarding the march on October 24, 2020. They were taken to police department No. 4.

Protests will be held all over Russia on January 23 in support of opposition politician Alexei Navalny: he was sent into custody for 30 days, and the Federal Penitentiary Service demands that his probation in the Yves Rocher case be replaced with a real one. Not only supporters of the politician, but also random people faced pressure from the authorities on the eve of the actions, and detentions in connection with the actions on January 23 began three days before the protests.

On January 23, protests were held in at least 125 Russian cities in support of the arrested politician Alexei Navalny, whom the court is asking to replace his suspended sentence in the Yves-Rocher case with a real one. In many cities, the actions ended in forceful dispersal, mass detentions and criminal cases against the protesters. OVD-Info tells the main thing about today.

On January 23, protests are held in many regions of Russia against the arrest of opposition leader Alexei Navalny and for an end to his persecution by the state. Protesters are detained by the police. OVD-Info monitors what is happening at the actions and publishes lists of detainees. As of January 30, more than 4,000 people were detained. The information is being updated. Moscow There are at least 1558 detainees in the city, at least 14 stay overnight.