Artist, LGBT activist and feminist from Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Yulia Tsvetkova, has gone on a hunger strike to protest the delay in her criminal trial. An appeal about this was published on the page of her mother, Anna Khodyreva, on Facebook.

On April 30, the Yalta City Court was fined Nikolai Platoshkina Elena Gukov, who entered the central square of the city with a single picket in support of political prisoners. She herself told the OVD-Info about this. Gukova came out with the poster of the Freedom of the Politzeki on April 21. The police approached her and wrote out a warning about the inadmissibility of public events before May 1.

In the Irkutsk region, two local residents were detained on suspicion of publishing photographs of “Nazi criminals” on the Immortal Regiment website in May 2020. This is reported by the regional department of the UK. Men aged 17 and 32 are accused of rehabilitating Nazism (part 1 of article 354.1 of the Criminal Code).

Photo: subscriber of the OTD-Info On April 30, police officers drew up a protocol on a violation of the Promotion (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for a resident of Kaluga Konstantin Larionov due to a single picket against the construction of the plant. This was announced by the ATD-Info by the local activist. The picket took place on April 21.

The police detained 18-year-old coordinator of the Chelyabinsk "Spring" Alexander Kashevarov. Presumably, a case was opened against him under the “Dada” article. This is what “Spring” is about. reports Kashevarov was detained at Yekaterinburg airport while boarding a flight to Yerevan, where, according to his lawyer, he planned to spend the May holidays. The activist is being taken to the Central OP in Chelyabinsk.

President Vladimir Putin signed a bill on fines for failure to mention the status of “media as a foreign agent” and “illegal use” of press cards at rallies. The document was published on the legal information portal. The amendments provide for fines of up to 2.5 thousand rubles for citizens, up to 5 thousand rubles for officials and up to 50 thousand rubles for legal entities if they do not mention the status of “mass media - foreign agent”.

Police officers came to the offices of the AIDS.Center Foundation in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Nizhny Novgorod because of the screening of the short drama about gay skinheads Fanatsy. This was reported on the Foundation's website. The police visit to Moscow is linked to a complaint by homophobic activist Timur Bulatov, who announced that he was organizing a screening of a film about “non-traditional sexual orientation” among minors. In St.

В День труда активисты различных движений коммунистического, социалистического и анархического толка проводят уличные акции и публичные мероприятия. ОВД-Инфо собирает информацию о задержаниях из-за акций 1 мая.