The Moscow City Court left unchanged the preventive measures in the form of a ban on certain actions for those involved in the Vesna case, Angelina Roshchupko, Ivan Drobotov, Roman Maksimov and Timofey Vaskin (but he was allowed to change his place of residence). OVD-Info sources told about this from the courtroom.

The Babushkinsky District Court of Moscow extended the house arrest of environmental activist Olga Kuzmina, accused of hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code), for a month and one day. Her interests are represented by lawyer Katerina Tertukhina, who collaborates with OVD-Info. A criminal case was opened against Kuzmina due to a protest against construction as part of the renovation at 15 Yantarnaya Street, which the activist considers illegal.

The Vyazemsky District Court of the Khabarovsk Territory sentenced 21-year-old Jehovah's Witness Egor Baranov to 5 years probation. He was found guilty of participating in the activities of a banned organization and involving other persons in it (Parts 2 and 1.1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the portal “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia”. The prosecutor asked the court to sentence Baranov to 6 years in a general regime colony and 1.5 years of restriction of freedom.

The Pervomaisky District Court of Vladivostok terminated an administrative case on the demonstration of prohibited symbols (part 1 of article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) against a local resident Igor Barsukov because of a tattoo with a Kolovrat. This was written by the Information and Analytical Center "Sova". The case was dismissed due to the absence of an administrative offense.

Judicial precinct No. 423 of the World Court of the Tverskoy District of Moscow fined Radio Liberty 20 million rubles under the article on non-deletion of prohibited information (part 2 of article 13.41 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the court. In total, the court considered 20 protocols, for each of which the publication was fined one million rubles.

The Volgograd Regional Court refused to satisfy the complaint about the illegality of the search of civil activist Lyubov Samylova, who is a witness in the case of telephone terrorism. “Caucasian Knot” writes about this.

The Central District Court of Chita sentenced Jehovah's Witnesses Vladimir Ermolaev, Alexander Putintsev and Igor Mamalimov to six and a half years in prison. Another believer, Sergei Kirilyuk, was given a suspended sentence of six years by the court. This was reported on the portal “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia”. The men were found guilty under the article on organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

In the Kaliningrad region, the Svetlogorsk city court declared the list of Russian soldiers who died in Ukraine, published by the Pskov edition 60.RU, as prohibited for dissemination. It is reported by 74.RU. The Pskov edition 60.RU collected information about the dead from open sources, but the court decided that such information “belongs to state secrets, the disclosure of which may result in criminal liability.” The list of the dead has been removed from the site.

VKontakte, by decision of the Prosecutor General's Office , blocked the page of anti-war activist Nikolai Shipilov, SOTA reports. On May 23, Shipilov posted on his personal page on VKontakte the text of his anti-war appeal to Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov. In it, the activist drew attention to the fact that agreements on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance with the DPR and LPR came into force on February 25, after the start of the war.

In the city of Nazarovo, Krasnoyarsk Territory, police officers took explanations from members of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation because of the distribution of balloons on Children's Day, reports . Zapad24 The communists told the portal that the security forces took what was happening for a public event, which must be coordinated with the authorities.

The Moscow City Court upheld the decision to extend the house arrest until August 14 for HSE student Maria Platonova, accused in the case of the telegram channel Chto-Delat!. about it . writes SOTA The defense side asked to mitigate the preventive measure and allow Platonova to use the Internet for study. Platonova is accused under the article on inciting mass disorder (part 1.1 of article 212 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, the student, along with the author of Chto-Delat!

The FSB Directorate for Moscow and the Moscow Region charged Tomsk journalist Igor Kuznetsov, a person involved in the case of the telegram channel “What-to-Delat!”, in another case - about participation in an extremist community (Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the Pravozashchita telegram channel with reference to his lawyers. Security forces accuse Kuznetsov of joining the extremist community “Left Resistance” of activist Daria Polyudova.

A criminal case was opened against the founder and editor-in-chief of the publication Agentura.ru Andrei Soldatov. About this in the telegram channel of the publication. The channel did not specify the reason for initiating the case or the article. The journalist also reported that he had found himself in the wanted list of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and all his accounts in Russian banks were frozen. reported The case was opened on March 17.

Azamat Eyupov, a defendant in the Belogorsk Hizb ut-Tahrir case, has deteriorated in the pre-trial detention center: he has difficulty walking and talking. “Crimean Solidarity” writes about this with reference to lawyer Emil Kurbedinov. “Today I became convinced that Azamat Eyupov is indeed dragging his right leg. His right hand does not clench and it is clear that when he begins to talk, his tongue becomes slightly slurred. Also, his facial expressions work somehow differently.

Photo from Instagram Arshak Makichyan The eco -activist from the Moscow Region Arshak Makichyan, who opposed the war in Ukraine, wants to deprive Russian citizenship - this was required by the prosecutor’s office, the “first department” and “Medusa” reported. Since the beginning of the so -called “special operation”, Makichyan and his wife Polina Oleinikov began to go to anti -war protests - on February 25 they were detained at the exit of the house when the girl planned to hold the action.