Roskomnadzor refused to register the publication Pskovskaya Guberniya because its founder, Denis Kamalyagin, has the status of a "foreign agent". This is reported by the human rights project "Network Freedoms". Roskomnadzor denied registration, citing an article of the media law that prohibits foreign states, citizens and organizations from establishing any form of control over the founder of a media outlet or editorial office (Part 1, Article 19.1 of the Mass Media Law).

Pavel Rebrovsky, a defendant in the “New Greatness” case, was transported from Moscow to IK-3 in the Smolensk region two weeks ago. Maria Eismont, a lawyer from OVD-Info, who represents Rebrovsky’s interests, spoke about this on Facebook. “Pasha, as expected, was put on the criminal watch list as prone to extremism (nothing personal, that’s the article), but so far he has not felt any consequences of this statement. They let me sleep,” Eismont added in her post.

In Dagestan, police officer Shamil Makhmudov was given a disciplinary sanction because he illegally delivered student Diana Dibirova to the police station after a rally on January 23. Lawyer Marat Ismailov, who represents Dibirova’s interests, told Kavkaz.Realii about this. On January 23, the girl was going to hold a single picket with a poster “Russia will be free” in the central square of Makhachkala. At the time of her arrest, she did not have time to unfurl the poster.

In Severodvinsk, they detained the activist and defender ShiES Sergey Ilyukhin. This was reported by the OKD-Info by lawyer Oksana Vladyka. Sergey Ilyukhin / Photo: Oksana Vladyka On November 3, the man was summoned to the police department, where he drew up a protocol on a repeated violation of “rally” legislation (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The Chertanovsky District Court of Moscow arrested artist and Pussy Riot member Farhad Israfilli-Gelman for 15 days. His associates reported this to OVD-Info. The activist was detained on the night of November 3-4 and a report was drawn up under the article on disobedience to a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). He allegedly refused to show his passport.

Dmitry Golubev with a poster "Freedom for Navalny" / Photo: Polina Golubeva In Moscow on Pushkinskaya Square, the police detained two picketers Dmitry Golubev and Semyon Efremov. They themselves reported this by the OVD-info. Activists took turns standing with a poster in support of Alexei Navalny. What offense they are charged with is not yet known. Now the detainees are in autozaks. 14:44 The detainees are being taken to the Tver police department.

Tom Vennink / Photo from Twitter Journalist The journalist of the Netherlands edition De Volkskrant to Tom Vennin, who covered the shares in support of Alexei Navalny, was banned from entering Russia until 2025. This was reported by "present" with reference to De Volkskrant. Vennink, according to the “present time”, lived and worked in Moscow since 2015.

Alexey Navalny / Photo: George Malet The administration of the Vladimir IK-2 forbade prisoners to talk with Alexei Navalny, forced them to follow the opposition and interfere with his sleep. It is reported by the Rain TV channel.

In Moscow, near the Sevastopolskaya metro station, Pussy Riot activist Farhad Israfilli-Gelman was detained. This was reported by a lawyer from OVD-Info, Dmitry Zakhvatov, who went to help him. A protocol was drawn up against Farhad Israfilli-Gelman under the article on disobedience to a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and left at the Nagorny district police department for the night.

On November 4, 2021, in Moscow, the nationalists planned to hold “Russian Marches” in the city center and in Lyublino. Before the start of the actions, the security forces blocked Red Square, and also drove paddy wagons to metro stations. As of 16:00 on November 5, the police detained at least 27 people who planned to participate in the Russian March. We publish the list. Strogino 3 detainees, including Igor Ivanov and Alexandra Ivanova. All detainees were released.

On the Day of National Unity on November 4, nationalists hold actions throughout the country: traditionally, the events are called the "Russian March". Their participants face pressure from the security forces. In 2020, the police detained more than 60 participants of the Moscow "Russian March". This year, in the capital, the nationalists are planning to hold processions in Lyublino, as well as in the city center.