Detention of Gender Pati participants / Photo: "Fontanka" In St. Petersburg, two women who participated in Gender Pati were detained on St. Isaac's Square-an event where parents recognize the gender of the unborn child. It is reported by Fontanka. The participants in the event took out a bunch of pink balls from a large box, in addition, set fire to a saber with pink smoke, which symbolized the future birth of a girl. After that, police officers detained two women who were present at the event.

In the Stavropol Territory, prisoners Evgeny Kiselyov and Kuzma Stavratiya, accused of participating in the Right Sector, had restrictions on their freedom added to their previously assigned prison sentence. “Caucasus.Realities” is about this. They report that Kiselev was given a restriction of freedom for two years, and Stavratia for six months. Previously, the court sentenced each to seven years in prison in a maximum security colony.

The Tverskoy District Court sent ex-DOXA editor Natalya Tyshkevich under arrest for 15 days under the article on displaying symbols of banned organizations (Part 1 of Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by the DOXA telegram channel. On April 1, Tyshkevich was detained at the exit from the Dorogomilovsky court, where the debate on the DOXA case was taking place.

In Novosibirsk, a civil activist was detained on Lenin Square. She herself informed the ATS-Info about this. The fractional ship was in a T -shirt with the inscription "I/we Sergei Furgal." The police told her that she was holding a single picket. The activist was delivered to the 1st department in the Central District of the city. Photo provided by Yana Flotter 15:00 to Yana Frontnyska was lowered from the police department No.

In Novosibirsk, at about 11 a.m. local time, police came to search Ekaterina Vasilenko’s home, her mother reported this to OVD-Info. The girl's phone was confiscated. Then she was taken to the 6th police department. According to her relatives, investigative actions are being carried out in the case of a false report of mining (Article 207 of the Criminal Code). Previously, Vasilenko participated in anti-war actions. In St. Petersburg at 8 a.m.

In Ivanovo, the police detained and released Olga Nazarenko because of the February picket in support of political prisoners. She herself told OVD-Info about this. Nazarenko was taken to the Leninsky police department, where a protocol was drawn up against her under the article on the repeated violation of the “rally” legislation (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).