The case against Tambov activist Andrei Polyakov under the article on "rehabilitation of Nazism" (Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code) was transferred to the regional court. He himself told OVD-Info about this. Polyakov was given a preventive measure in the form of a written undertaking not to leave. All investigative measures in the case have been completed, and the case was sent to the Tambov Regional Court on March 11. The court hearings may begin as early as April, the activist believes.

In Kazan, a criminal case was opened against activist Andrei Boyarshinov under the article on calls for terrorist activity or its justification (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). This is what SOTA is about. reports Boyarshinov was placed under house arrest. On March 17, he and other activists, politicians and journalists from Kazan were charged with a criminal case of inciting mass riots (Part 1.1 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code).

Roskomnadzor, at the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office in Russia, the website of the publication “Mediazona. Central Asia”, as well as access to the website of the intelligence agency research project Agentura.ru. Social network “VKontakte” a group of fans of Ekaterina Shulman. blocked closed blocked According to Roskomsvoboda, the site Mediazona.ca began to be blocked on March 17, and the Prosecutor General’s Office made a decision on this on March 9.

In Volgograd, civil activist Lyubov Samylova was searched. Her mother Svetlana Samylova told OVD-Info about this. The reasons for the search are still unknown. On March 5, the security forces came to the girl. On March 13, Samylova was detained for allegedly posting leaflets, then arrested for 6 days under the article on refusal of medical examination (Article 6.9.1 of the Administrative Code).

In St. Petersburg, at the Moscow railway station, the security forces detained the head of the local branch of the party "The Other Russia E. V. Limonov" Andrey Dmitriev. This was reported on the website of the party. The details of the arrest are still unknown. 01:08 It became known that Dmitriev was not actually detained. He wrote on his Telegram channel that a suspicious person sat down next to him and tried to ask questions.

In Tula, police detained local resident Dmitry Kozyrev on a criminal charge due to an anti-war inscription on the tower of the city Kremlin. A friend of Kozyrev reported this to OVD-Info. The arrest occurred as part of a criminal case of vandalism (Part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, Kozyrev wrote “War is a requiem for common sense” on the Spasskaya Tower of the Tula Kremlin. Kozyrev is a suspect in the case. According to police, he admitted guilt. data