On December 3, the Supreme Court of Crimea upheld the decision on administrative arrests imposed on four Crimean Tatar activists. They were detained during a meeting with lawyer Edem Semedlyaev. Crimean Solidarity reports this.

The Kiev District Court of Simferopol fined Irina Kopylova, a participant in a spontaneous meeting in support of the arrested Crimean Tatars. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity". A spontaneous meeting near the building of the Crimean department of the FSB took place on 4 September.

Maksim Alekseyuk was detained in Moscow, who went to Red Square with a single picket. He himself informed OVD-Info about this. Alekseyuk's poster had the abbreviation PUTIN and its transcript. The police took the picketer to the Kitai-Gorod department. Oksana Borodina, a lawyer from OVD-Info, went to help him.

On November 26, the Central District Court of Kemerovo arrested Vyacheslav Chernov, an ex-candidate for the State Duma, for 10 days. He was charged with inciting hatred (part 1 of article 20.3.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of a video about deputies of the Tashtagol district council. It is reported by "Taiga.Info". On the same day, the court issued a similar decision on a different record.

On December 3, the Zyuzinsky District Court of Moscow fined rapper Eldzhey (Aleksey Uzenyuk) 100 thousand rubles under an article on drug propaganda on the Internet (part 1.1 of article 6.13 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by Mediazona with reference to the press service of the court. What exactly was the reason for the administrative case is not specified.

On December 3, the Syktyvkar City Court did not arrest human rights activist Andrei Ivashev in cases of inciting hostility (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) and contempt of court (Article 297). About this "North.Realities" with reference to the coordinator of the "Public Meeting of the Komi Republic" Alexey Kolegov. Ivashev was reported to have a disability, but despite this, the investigation asked the court to order him in custody as a preventive measure. Human rights activist December 1.

Police in Voronezh detained activists of Konstantin Sherstynakov, Oleg Kukovitsyn and Fedor Orlov while recording a video message to Putin criticizing QR codes. This was reported by a local lawyer cooperating with the ATS-Info. Activists tried to record the appeal at a popular gathering on Admiralty Square. The detainees are taken to the police department No. 6, a lawyer from the OTD-Info left for them.

On December 3, a court in Makhachkala ordered compulsory work for four local residents due to the fact that they went on picket lines demanding that the gas supply to their house be restored. This is reported by the "Caucasian Knot". The gas supply was stopped for local residents 8 months ago, so on December 3 they came out with posters, one of which read "Gas workers against people." The deputy mayor of Makhachkala came to the protesters and promised to solve the problem.

On November 12, the Ostankinsky District Court of Moscow fined the First Anti-Corruption Mass Media (PASMI) 500,000 rubles under the article on violation of the “foreign agency” legislation (part 1 of article 19.34.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Information about this was found in the file of the court by the telegram channel "ChTD". In addition, on December 3, Dmitry Verbitsky, acting editor-in-chief of the publication, was fined 50,000 rubles under the same article.

In Moscow, activist Alexander Rimov, who was going to hold a solo picket, was detained and released near the Expocentre exhibition complex. A friend and assistant of the detainee Maxim told about the incident to OVD-Info. Today, Expocentre is hosting a congress of the United Russia party, because of this, the territory of the exhibition complex was taken under special control.

In Novosibirsk, on Lenin Square, the police detained activists Yana Drobnokhod and Andrei Kaygorodtsev: they hold single pickets there every Saturday. Drobnokhod herself told OVD-Info about what happened. The activists were detained after the pickets. The reason for this was the action on November 21 at the Monument of Glory, at which activists sang the song “Get up, huge country.” The detainees were taken to OP No. 7 in the Leninsky district.

November was not easy: the prosecutor’s office demanded the liquidation of two Memorials at once, the Ministry of Justice continued to label journalists as “foreign agents,” and the security forces continued to look for extremism in everything, especially in the work of former employees of Navalny’s team. We talk about the main cases of political pressure over the month. All Russia The Prosecutor General's Office demanded the liquidation of the International Society "Memorial".