On November 26, the Supreme Court of Russia terminated the case of a violation of the Procedure for holding a rally in the relationship of Valentina (Saule) Shainazarova, who in September 2020 was detained at the office of the Commissioner for Human Rights. She herself informed the ATS-Info about this. The decision stated that the court canceled a fine of 10 thousand rubles and terminated the proceedings due to the lack of evidence of circumstances.

The person involved in the "Ingush case" Ismail Uzhakhov, sentenced to eight months in a special regime colony, was released. This is reported by the publication "Fortanga". In total, Uzhakhov spent four months in prison. He was credited with the amount of time he spent under house arrest.

The Kirov Regional Court overturned the order to collect compensation from local activists Vadim Ananyin and Mikhail Semenov in favor of the Ministry of Internal Affairs due to their work at rallies in support of Navalny. This was reported in the telegram channel “Ananyin’s Word”. Thus, the regional court sent for reconsideration the decision of the court of first instance, which ordered the activists to pay the police 183 thousand rubles.

Kurtumer Chalgozov / Photo: "Crimean Solidarity" In Feodosia, a search was held at Kurtmer Chalgozov Kurtmer. After the search, he was interrogated in the UFSB of Crimea in Simferopol in the case of Nariman Jel and the Akhtemov brothers and released. Almost all day, relatives could not contact him and did not know the reason for the detention. This is written by Crimean Solidarity. The search began at 5:15 am and lasted about three hours. Chalgozov seized the phone.

The Moscow City Court upheld the extension of the arrest of journalist and defendant in the case of inciting mass riots (Part 1.1 of Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code) Igor Kuznetsov. This was reported by the “Human Rights Protection” telegram channel. At the same time, the court considered complaints about the extension of the arrest of other defendants in the case of the telegram channel “What-to-Delat!” Dmitry Chebanov and Dmitry Lamanov.

Oleg Klimchuk, a participant in the St. Petersburg action on January 31, accused of insulting a police officer (Article 319 of the Criminal Code), was asked by the prosecutor's office to be fined 30 thousand rubles. This was reported by lawyer Svetlana Ratnikova, who collaborates with OVD-Info. The verdict in the case will be pronounced on December 15 at 11:30 in the St. Petersburg court district No. 94.

On December 10, the Leninsky District Court of Chelyabinsk sentenced a local resident to a fine of 300 thousand rubles, charging him with participation in the banned National Bolshevik Party. This was reported by the investigative department of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Chelyabinsk region. The Chelyabinsk resident was found guilty under the article on participation in the activities of an extremist organization (part 2 of article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

The European Court of Human Rights declared unlawful the persecution of the Human Rights Center "Memorial" and a member of the Council of the organization Oleg Orlov in connection with his statement about the murder of Natalia Estemirova in Chechnya. This was reported on the Memorial HRC website.

Journalist Ksenia Mironova, the bride of journalist Ivan Safronov accused of treason, said that her Instagram stories were viewed from her fiancé's account. about it She posted on Facebook. From the account of Safronov, who has been in a pre-trial detention center for more than a year, unknown people watched Mironova’s stories published in the “close friends” mode. “I asked my relatives if anyone restored this page, and no, no one restored it.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded compensation to three defendants in the Hizb ut-Tahrir cases from Tatarstan: Azat Zagiev and Zafar Yakubov - 3.5 thousand euros each, Irek Mukhametov - 4.5 thousand euros. This is reported by Idel.Realii with reference to the website of the ECtHR. The European Court found that the Russian authorities violated their right to respect for family life (Article 8 of the Convention on Human Rights) by banning them from visiting relatives in the SIZO.

The European Court of Human Rights declared unfounded the criminal prosecution of publicist Yuri Mukhin and the ban on his newspaper Duel. The court awarded Mukhin compensation for non-pecuniary damage in the amount of 10,000 euros. The decision is published on the official website of the ECtHR.

The Vladimir Regional Court upheld the verdict of the defendant in the “palace case,” Valery Lavrov, without changes. The case file is published on the court website. On September 29, Lavrov was sentenced to one and a half years in a penal colony. He was found guilty of using non-life-threatening violence against a police officer (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) during a rally in support of Alexei Navalny on January 23.

The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg dismissed the cases of Anna Semochkina, Nikolai Koltakov and Yegor Mikhailov, members of the Lenin Komsomol movement, who laid flowers at the monument to the Heroic Komsomol. This was announced by a lawyer from OVD-Info, Yevgeny Kheyfets, who defended Semochkina. The court concluded that there was no corpus delicti in the actions of the activists, because the police did not demand to stop the meeting.

The Third Court of Cassation decided to transfer Andrei Borovikov, the ex-head of the Arkhangelsk headquarters of Alexei Navalny, to another correctional institution due to problems with video conferencing (VCC). SOTA reports this with reference to lawyer Leonid Krikun. Borovikov has already been unable to take part in the cassation court hearing twice under the “Dadin” article (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code) due to the fact that there is no videoconferencing service in penal colony No.

On December 13, the Rostov Regional Court recognized as legal the fine imposed on the editor-in-chief of the regional newspaper Avangard, Ekaterina Kopanenko, for mentioning the Anti-Corruption Foundation without a note that it was an NGO-foreign agent (Part 2.1 of Article 13.15 of the Administrative Code). The Caucasian Knot reports this. Kopanenko was fined 4 thousand on October 18, the decision was made by the Oblivsky District Court of the Rostov Region. The editor-in-chief admitted guilt.