Dovod correspondent Evgeny Sautin and Resonance project author Danil Belyakov, who are witnesses in the case of anti-war graffiti in Vladimir, left Russia. This is what “Tenet” is about. reports on March 22 that a person involved in the same case, Kirill Alekseev, an assistant to a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Vladimir Region, has left Russia.

The administration of the Kabardino-Balkarian penal colony No. 1 notified the anarchist Yevgeny Karakashev, convicted in the case of incitement to terrorism on the Internet (part 2 of article 205.2 of the Criminal Code), of the upcoming meeting to change the camp regime to prison. This was reported to OVD-Info by Karakashev's support group. The hearing is scheduled for April 19 at the Chegemsky District Court.

The Moscow City Court upheld the preventive measure for Daniil Tikhomirov - he is in a pre-trial detention center. This was reported by lawyer Mikhail Biryukov, who is defending the man with the support of OVD-Info. Tikhomirov is accused under the article on the use of violence not dangerous to life or health against a representative of the authorities (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). Previously, the Presnensky District Court of Moscow detained him for 1 month and 29 days.

Six people were detained at the Dorogomilovsky Court in Moscow, where the verdict in the DOXA case was announced today, including Alexander Finiarel, Sergei Bondarkov and Veronica Fainberg. The detainees themselves reported this to OVD-Info The people gathered near the court are pushed back by the police. They are chanting “Freedom for Natasha Tyshkevich,” as follows from the video published by DOXA.

The Supreme Court of Russia in cassation reduced the term of imprisonment of Vladimir Domnin by two months - from 9 years to 8 years and 10 months of maximum security. The proceedings under the article on illegal possession of weapons and ammunition (Part 1 of Article 222 of the Criminal Code) were terminated due to the expiration of the statute of limitations, SOTA with reference to the wife of the convicted person. reports Vladimir Domnin has been in custody since July 6, 2018.

The court sentenced former editors of the student magazine DOXA Natalia Tyshkevich, Alla Gutnikova, Armen Aramyan and Vladimir Metelkin to two years of correctional labor. This was reported by lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov, who represents Gutnikova’s interests from OVD-Info. The convicts were also banned from administering websites for three years, human rights activist Pavel Chikov. adds the court canceled the preventive measure.

The Khamovnichesky Court of Moscow arrested opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza for 15 days under the article of disobedience to the police (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). His lawyer Vadim Prokhorov wrote about this on Facebook. On April 11, police officers reported that the oppositionist was near his house and taken to the Khamovniki police station.

A court in Tula arrested local LGBT activist Alexander Khots for 15 days under the article of inciting hatred (Article 20.3.1 of the Administrative Code) due to publications about law enforcement officers. This was reported by the SOVA Information and Analytical Center. The content of the publications for which Hotz was arrested is unknown. The police considered that they contained signs of humiliation of the dignity of law enforcement officers.

On April 12, the Investigative Committee of the Kemerovo Region brought final charges against local journalist Andrei Novashov under the article on disseminating false information about the use of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (Part 1 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). The publication “Sibir.Realii” talks about this from the words of the journalist himself.

VKontakte blocked the page of St. Petersburg activist Igor Koshar, who wrote about the war in Ukraine. The activist himself told OVD-Info about this. When you try to access Koshar’s page, a message appears: “This material is blocked on the territory of the Russian Federation in accordance with the requirement of the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Russian Federation dated April 6, 2022 No. 31.27.2022/ID4584-22.” The activist's last post dates back to April 6.

The Second Cassation Court of General Jurisdiction upheld the sentence of two years in a general regime penal colony for Roman Pichuzhin, a defendant in the "palace case." This was reported by lawyer Dmitry Zakhvatov, who represents the interests of the convicted person. Sentence to Pichuzhin Meshchansky District Court of Moscow. Moscow City Court is the decision.

The Ninth Court of Cassation of General Jurisdiction left the ruling in the case against shaman Alexander Gabyshev unchanged. Previously, Gabyshev was sent for compulsory treatment in the case of using violence against an employee of the Russian Guard (Part 2 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). Gabyshev’s lawyer Alexey Pryanishnikov talks about this. reports July 26, 2021 Yakut City Court Gabyshev for compulsory treatment in a psychiatric institution with intensive observation.

English version Pressure on those who expressed disagreement with the actions of the Russian military in Ukraine began immediately after the first protests. Even then, news began to appear about those detained for anti-war stickers or leaflets. The distribution of stickers and protest leaflets has previously interested representatives of law enforcement agencies, says OVD-Info analyst Grigory Durnovo.

On March 28, the judge of the Khostinsky District Court of Sochi, Konstantin Sidoruk, convicted Jehovah's Witnesses Vladimir Deshko, Tatyana Velizhanina, Yuri Loginsky and Yuri Moskalev under articles on participation in an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code) and involvement in the activities of an extremist organization (Part 2 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code) and involvement in the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1.1 Article 282.2 of the

In Makhachkala, police came to the home of the 93-year-old mother of human rights activist Svetlana Anokhina, allegedly because of her anti-war publications on Instagram. The human rights activist herself left Russia last year. “Now they came to my mother’s house, showed me a piece of paper, a printout with my “wrong” post on Instagram. I don't understand a few things. Why didn't you like only one post? What did you want to hear from my 93-year-old mother, poor things?