In Vladivostok on June 25, activists, who had previously been searches in the case of road overlapping during the rally on January 23 in support of Alexei Navalny, returned the seized equipment with traces of autopsy. This was reported by lawyer Dmitry Zubarev, who collaborates with the ATS-Info and representing the interests of activists. On February 6, searches were held with Anton Rasin, Marina Zheleznyakova, Maxim Skorukin, Giya Kakabadze, Roman Belometene, Gennady Shulgi.

In Moscow, at least eight people detained at least eight people at a rally against forced vaccination. The detainees themselves informed the OTD-info. The action was held in the format of a meeting with the deputy from the Communist Party Valery Rashkin.

The Shchelkovo City Court of the Moscow Region declared the detention of human rights activist Evgeny Enikeev illegal during the announcement of sentences for those involved in the “New Greatness” case. The decision came into force. He wrote about this on his blog. On August 6, 2020, Enikeev entered the Lublin court building to write a complaint about the denial of listeners to the open trial.

On June 25, a court in Moscow rejected the claim of opposition politician Alexei Navalny against pre-trial detention center No. 1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia. The press secretary of the Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow reported this on the Moscow Courts telegram channel. In court, Navalny challenged the decision of the administration of pre-trial detention center No. 1 dated February 18, 2021 to register him as a person prone to escape.

In Syktyvkar, a criminal case was opened against human rights activist Ernest Mezak for insulting a judge (Part 2 of Article 297 of the Criminal Code) - in the morning his apartment was searched. This was reported by the head of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" and. Pavel Chikov “Open Media” The lawyer is involved in the case in the status of a suspect, he was summoned for questioning. The case was opened due to Mezak’s posts on social networks.

On June 24, a court in Karachay-Cherkessia softened the preventive measure against Jehovah's Witness from Cherkessk Albert Batchaev. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers. Previously, Batchaev was under house arrest, but now he was given a written undertaking not to leave the place and to behave properly. The case against the believer was opened in December 2019 after a series of searches of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Karachay-Cherkessia.

The Ministry of Justice refused to agree on a rally about problems in the housing and communal services, which activists from the city of Dagestan Lights wanted to hold. This is reported by the "Caucasian Knot". In their response, officials pointed to the ban on mass events due to the threat of the spread of coronavirus. The organizers, the Ogni Public Anti-Corruption Commission, were offered to submit a notification after August 23, if the restrictions are lifted.

Jehovah's Witness Vladimir Piskarev, who had previously complained of severe attacks of hypertension in a pre-trial detention center, was examined at the Oryol Regional Hospital. There he was diagnosed with a stroke. Despite this, he remains in custody. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers. As Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia write, Piskarev has severe tremors and weakness. At one of the court hearings in a criminal case, he was unable to hold a glass of water.

In Birobidzhan, on June 25, Jehovah's Witness Tatyana Schollner was sentenced - she was given two and a half years of suspended imprisonment. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers. The decision was made by the Birobidzhan District Court. Schollner was found guilty under the article on participation in the activities of a religious organization recognized as extremist in Russia (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). The believer did not admit her guilt.

Igor Tatarov during a picket / photo is provided to friends of the detainee In Moscow, police officers detained the picket worker Igor Tatarov, who stood with the poster “Freedom of the political prisoner! Freedom to Navalny! " Tatarov himself told the OVD-info about this. At first he picketed on Pushkinskaya Square, and then held a rally on Arbat. There he was detained - the employees took Tatarov to the police department in the Arbat district.

In Moscow, on Pushkin Square, the police detained Regina Kuzmina, who planned to participate in a rally against forced vaccination against coronavirus. She reported this to OVD-Info. The security forces did not name the reason for the detention. In the paddy wagon, Kuzmina became ill - an ambulance was called for her. Now the detainee is in the police department in the Tverskoy district. A lawyer from OVD-Info, Ilya Utkin, went to the department to Kuzmina.

In Moscow, Oleg Leonov, coordinator of the search teams of the LisaAlert project, was detained on Khokhlovskaya Square. He talks about this on Facebook. Leonov said he plans to run for the State Duma in the Central District of Moscow. He held a meeting with his supporters on Khokhlovskaya Square. “We met on Pokrovka to discuss the signature collection campaign.

“We, public figures, elected deputies and citizens whose rights may be violated, consider the bill to limit the passive voting rights of persons involved in the activities of extremist or terrorist organizations, a threat to the legal character of the Russian state and the future of democracy in Russia. This bill grossly violates a number of fundamental rights and legal principles and applies to elections at all levels.

On June 9, the Moscow City Court recognized the Anti-Corruption Foundation, the headquarters of Alexei Navalny and the Foundation for the Protection of Citizens' Rights as extremist organizations. Among other things, this means a ban on participation in elections. Now, under the pretext of involvement in Navalny’s projects, the authorities did not allow more than 30 opposition candidates to run for the State Duma and other legislative bodies.