The Central District Court of Simferopol fined seven Crimean Tatars under the “coronavirus” article. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity". On November 1, acquaintances of the convicts came to the announcement of the results of the appeal in the Red Guard case of Hizb-ut-Tahrir. The police detained 19 people near the building of the Crimean garrison military court, where the meeting was broadcast.

Former lawyer for Navalny’s headquarters in Ufa, Fyodor Telin, left Russia in September. He reports this on Facebook. The lawyer said that he asked his former leader Liliya Chanysheva to leave Russia, but she refused. He also wrote his thoughts on the reasons why an authoritarian regime developed in Russia. On November 9, security forces came to activists in Bashkortostan and Kuzbass with searches , including Chanysheva and Telin’s wife.

The Taganrog city court fined Oleg Valyunin, an activist of the movement For New Socialism, 20,000 rubles for holding an uncoordinated public event (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by the publication "Kavkaz.Realii" with reference to Valyunin himself. The activist was accused under a “rally” article due to the fact that he organized a massive video message to the president criticizing the introduction of QR codes.

The Kemerovo Regional Court sentenced blogger Mikhail Alferov to 470 hours of compulsory labor in the case of the rehabilitation of Nazism (Part 3 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code). Relatives of the convicted person reported this to OVD-Info. In addition to the mandatory work, Alferov was given an additional punishment - a two and a half year ban on certain activities.

Elena Savelyeva / photo from the site covering the persecution of believers in Russia On November 17, the Seversky City Court of the Tomsk Region sentenced the 80-year-old witness to Jehovah Elena Savelyev to 4 years conditionally under the article on involving an extremist organization (part 1.1 of article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the OTS-INFO by the press service of the European Association of Jehovah's Witnesses.

The magistrate of the Tagansky district of Moscow fined Telegram three million rubles. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press secretary of the court. The company was found guilty of not deleting prohibited information (part 2 of article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). What kind of information in question is not reported. According to Interfax, since the beginning of the year, the amount of fines received by Telegram is 40 million rubles.

The Glazovsky District Court of Udmurtia fined a local resident who published an advertisement for the sale of Zvezda Selennoy magazines one thousand rubles. This was reported by the SOVA Information and Analytical Center. The man was found guilty of distributing extremist materials (Article 20.29 of the Administrative Code). Zvezda Selennoy magazines are included in the Federal List of Extremist Materials.

In Perm, police detained one of the leaders of the Khabarovsk protest and the driver of the first Furgalomobile, Rostislav Smolensky. Activists told OVD-Info about this with reference to the oppositionist’s live broadcast on Instagram. Smolensky travels from Khabarovsk to the west on a personal bus; the police have already stopped him several times along the route under the pretext of checking.

Libertarian Gleb Maryasov, the person involved in the "palace case", was taken away from SIZO-7 in Moscow. This was announced on Twitter by the wife of the prisoner Maria Isaeva. “Gleb was taken away from SIZO-7 (now for sure), don’t write there,” Isaeva wrote. On October 27, the court sentenced Maryasov to 10 months in prison. He was found guilty in the case of blocking roads (Article 267 of the Criminal Code) during a rally in support of Alexei Navalny on January 23.

On November 10 and 11, the Akhtubinsky City Court of the Astrakhan Region remanded Jehovah's Witnesses Sergei Korolev, Sergei Kosyanenko and Rinat Kiramov into custody for two months. This is reported by a portal covering the persecution of believers in Russia. Korolev, Kiramov and Kosyanenko were detained on November 9 after searches in Akhtubinsk and Znamensk.

Italian directors Maurizio Paganelli and Andrea Richeputi were detained on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow. reports Baza . The directors unfurled posters on the square advertising their film, dedicated to the dictatorship in the countries of the Soviet bloc during the Cold War. The police considered what was happening to be a violation of the rules of the action and took the detainees to the Kitai-Gorod police department.

The defendant in the “palace case” Sergei Vasilenko was taken away from pre-trial detention center-1 “Matrosskaya Tishina” in an unknown direction. Activist Olga, who corresponded with the convict, reported this to OVD-Info. On November 17, Olga sent Vasilenko a letter to Matrosskaya Tishina. In response they wrote to her that the prisoner had left. On October 21, the court sentenced Vasilenko to three years and three months in prison.

In Tula, the police drew up a protocol on organizing an uncoordinated rally against activist Sergei Sergeyev, who, along with other residents of the city, recorded a video message to Vladimir Putin. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. On November 5, Sergeev and other local residents gathered on Victory Square and recorded a video message to the president in which they protest against the introduction of QR codes and forced vaccination.

The Surgut City Court dismissed the case regarding the demonstration of symbols of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code) against local resident Vladislav Yezhov. The telegram channel “We Can Explain” drew attention to the resolution . A case was opened against Yezhov due to the publication of the Smart Voting logo on his personal page on VKontakte.

The Moscow City Court rejected the appeal of the Karelian journalist Sergei Markelov against the decision to include him in the register of media outlets acting as a "foreign agent". This is reported by Novaya Gazeta. In his appeal, Markelov pointed out that the trial court violated the principle of equality of arms. The journalist noted that there is no evidence in the case that he was politically active, and there is no documentary evidence that he received money from abroad.