Alla Yakovleva, an opposition candidate from Ufa, was removed from the city council elections. This is reported by Idel.Realii. According to the city election committee, Yakovleva collected an insufficient number of reliable signatures for her nomination. The activist handed over 229 signatures to the election commission - this is the maximum allowable number. 208 signatures are enough for registration.

The Kaliningrad regional election commission banned Ivan Luzin, a former activist from Navalny’s local headquarters, from running for the State Duma due to his arrest at a rally on April 21. Novaya Gazeta writes about this. According to Luzin, his nomination was “recognized as illegal and cancelled.” On July 26, he was invited to the regional election commission to check his documents.

The Left Bank District Court of Voronezh fined 72-year-old Stanislav Egorov one thousand rubles under the article on displaying Nazi symbols (Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Daniil Polyakov, who defended the pensioner in court. As Egorov himself told OVD-Info, he was detained in the morning and taken to a stronghold of the security forces, where the local police officer copied his protocol. Then the pensioner was taken to the meeting.

In Moscow, a man was detained at Chistye Prudy because of a T-shirt with the inscription "LGBT". He himself informed OVD-Info about this. The detainee wished to remain anonymous. 23:34 The detainee was released from the Yakimanka police department without a protocol being drawn up. In June, security forces in Moscow detained an LGBT activist who had come out with a “Stop Homophobia” placard on Red Square. A protocol was drawn up against him under the “rally” article.

In Moscow, during a meeting with voters, they detained the candidate for State Duma deputies from the Communist Party and the “Left Front” Anastasia Udaltsov, as well as activist Leonid Razvozzhaev and several passers -by. This was reported to Facebook by Razvoszhaev. The reason for the detention is unknown. Screenshot of the video of the detention.

In the colony, the convicted person involved in the Yalta case of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Inver Bekirov, suffered a microstroke. Despite this, the management of the institution plans to place him in a punishment cell (SHIZO). Crimean Solidarity about this . told Lawyer Rustem Kyamilev Bekirov told the defender that a week before his arrival, he began to feel unwell, after which he "literally lost his memory." Later, doctors told the convict that he himself came to them asking for help.

New sentences for those involved in the “palace case” and another round of pressure on supporters of Alexei Navalny. The main news for July 27 is in the political press digest from OVD-Info. The courts handed down sentences to those involved in the “palace case.” Kazan activist Kamilla Khaibullina was given a suspended sentence of one and a half years on charges of incitement to extremism and mass riots. Yekaterinburg resident Valery Tiunov was sentenced to six months of restricted freedom.

Jehovah's Witness Vladimir Popov, accused of extremism, was transferred to the sanitary unit of pre-trial detention center No. 5 in the Rostov region due to illness. This was reported on a website covering the persecution of believers in Russia. The man is suspected of having pneumonia. He has been in custody since August 2020, he is accused of organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

Crimean resident Oleg Prikhodko, convicted under articles of preparing a terrorist act and producing explosives, was transferred from SIZO No. 1 of the Rostov Region, his whereabouts are unknown. This was reported by the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine Lyudmila Denisova on her Facebook. According to her, Prikhodko was taken in the direction of Vladimir.

The Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don extended the detention of Crimean Tatar activist and children's coach Emil Ziyadinov until November 3. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity".

Detention of a single picket / photo: eyewitnesses In Moscow on Red Square, police officers detained a single picket. This was reported by the OWD-Info by eyewitnesses. The personality of the detainee is unknown. Most likely, she will be delivered to the China-Gorod police department. Witnesses of the detention report that there was a complaint about local policemen and healthcare institutions on the poster.

In St. Petersburg, an activist Vladimir Shipitsyn was detained by the Building of the Consulate of Belarus, who conducted a single picket in honor of the Independence Day of Belarus. He himself informed the OVD-Info about this. The man is taken to the police department No. 76, they plan to draw up a protocol on violation of sanitary standards (Article 8.6.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of St. Petersburg).

The Vidnovsky City Court of the Moscow Region demanded that Roskomnadzor block the publication Readovka. this The publication itself reports .

In Moscow, the picket of Inna Chepeleva was detained near the building of the Ministry of Justice - she stood with a poster in support of the Moscow City Duma deputy Yevgeny Stupin. The OVD-info herself informed Chepeleva about this. The police explained the reason for the detention by the fact that "pickets are prohibited during the pandemic." The activist was taken to the police department in the Yakimanka district.

The project of freelance journalists “The Fourth Sector” self-liquidated due to an unscheduled inspection by the Ministry of Justice. This was announced by the ex-head of the organization Anastasia Sechina. The inspection began on July 12. “The reason (as far as we know, we have not seen the document) is a statement from silovikoff and reasons to believe that we are engaged in political activities,” writes Sechina.