Vladislav Lazarev on a picket / photo: "Channel Free people of Voronezh" In Voronezh, at about 15:00, an employee of the Ministry of Emergencies Vladislav Lazarev was detained at a single picket. He himself informed the OVD-Info about this. Lazarev entered the action for freedom of political prisoners. He was taken to the 6th police department. The lawyer from the OVD-info Nikita Isaev came to the aid of the picketer.

The Central District Court of Simferopol imposed fines ranging from 10 to 15 thousand rubles under the “rally” (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and “coronavirus” (part 1 of article 20.6.1) articles to seven Crimean Tatars who came to the hearing on the affairs of Hizb ut-Tahrir. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity". The court considered seven administrative cases in connection with detentions near the building of the Crimean Garrison Court.

On November 12, the Pervomaisky District Court of Kirov satisfied the claim of activist Svetlana Marina, who demanded that the refusal to approve the picket be recognized as illegal. This was announced to OVD-Info by Vadim Ananyin, a member of the PARNAS party. with the city administration On November 8, Marina filed a picket notice against illegal refusals to approve public events and for compliance with Article 31 of the Constitution on freedom of assembly .

Picket on Pushkinskaya Square November 13 / Screenshot from the broadcast of Rusnews In Moscow, two people who held single pickets were detained on Pushkinskaya Square. It got into the RusNews broadcast . One of the detainees, Vera Lagutochkin, went to the picket against online voting. The name of the second activist, who stood with a poster for freedom of political prisoners, is unknown.

On November 12, the Kirovsky District Court of Rostov-on-Don announced the verdicts of five more defendants in the case of a national gathering in Vladikavkaz - Akhsartag Aylarov, John Dzhioev, Valerik Melikyan, Bimbolat Bekuzarov and Zaurbek Kaytmazov. This is reported by Kavkaz.Realii. All five were found guilty under the article on participation in mass riots (part 2 of article 212 of the Criminal Code).