In St. Petersburg, activist Kristina Ramirez Johnson was detained near Gostiny Dvor, who stood with a poster “Aleksey fought for our rights. And we will silently watch how he is transferred to a torture colony? Freedom for Navalny." She herself informed OVD-Info about this. The activist is in a paddy wagon with the lights off. Where they are going to deliver it and what they are charged with is not yet known.

The Syktyvkar City Court returned the case of five Jehovah's Witnesses Alexander Ketov, Andrei Kharlamov, Alexander Kruglyakov, Lidiya Nekrasova and Sergei Ushakhin to the prosecutor's office. This was reported by the portal “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia”. The court returned the case due to violations in the indictment. The prosecutor's office did not provide evidence of criminal intent and extremist motives of the defendants.

Roskomnadzor blocked the publication “Vestk”, a socio-political media outlet that began operating on April 26. The editors reported this on the project’s telegram channel. Roskomsvoboda confirmed that although the site is not yet in the register of prohibited Internet resources, the GlobalCheck and OONI services show that there is no access to it. Human rights activists believe that the site can be blocked using TSPU .

The State Duma in the first reading adopted a bill on liability for actions against the security of Russia. TASS reports this. The bill provides for a fine of 100 to 500 thousand rubles or from two to four years in prison for “Public calls for activities directed against the security of the state” (Article 280.4 of the Criminal Code, introduced by the new bill).

The author of the telegram channel “Protest MGU” Dmitry Ivanov, accused of spreading “fake news” about the Russian army, was transferred to Moscow pre-trial detention center-7 “Kapotnya”. He will stay there for two weeks. This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Maria Eismont, who represents his interests.

Former hieromonk Ioann Kurmoyarov was found in the Kresty pre-trial detention center, lawyer Leonid Krikun told SOTA. According to him, Kurmoyarov, prosecuted under the article on disseminating false information about the armed forces of the Russian Federation (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), was kept in a temporary detention center until the evening of June 10, despite the fact that at that time the court had already appointed him a preventive measure in the form of detention .

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) has found the “foreign agents” law to violate human rights. This is reported on the court's website. The ECHR awarded 10 thousand euros in compensation to each of the 73 organizations that filed the application. Among them are the Human Rights Center “Memorial”, “Agora”, “Civil Control”, “Civic Assistance”, “Levada-Center”, Committee against Torture”, “Voice”, Center for the History of Political Repressions “Perm-36”.

In Moscow, the police came to the premises of the human rights project “Open Space”, the telegram channel of the organization. reports The security forces were summoned by representatives of the pro-Kremlin movement SERB. Maria Chernykh SOTA, a member of the Open Space team, said that an exhibition of works by political prisoners was held in the premises.

Alexei Navalny, who served time in correctional colony No. 2 of the Vladimir region in the Yves Rocher case of fraud and money laundering, was sent to a maximum security colony. Which one and where the politician is now is unknown. His colleague Leonid Volkov talks about this in his Telegram channel. They transferred him and said , “The lawyer who came to see him was kept at the checkpoint until 14:00, and then they said: ‘There is no such convict,’” Volkov added.

The prosecutor's office requested three years and two months in a penal colony for LGBT activist and artist Yulia Tsvetkova. This is reported by the telegram channel in her support "I / We are Yulia Tsvetkova". The case against Tsvetkova was initiated in 2019 at the request of Timur Bulatov, a well-known opponent of the LGBTQ community, under an article on the distribution of pornography on the Internet (clause “b” part 3 of article 242 of the Criminal Code).

In Moscow, police officers detained the municipal deputy for the Cheryomushki district, Yulia Shcherbakova. She herself reported this to OVD-Info. The basis for the detention was “a certain statement” about Shcherbakova’s post on social networks mentioning “Smart Voting.” The police are going to draw up a report on her under the article on propaganda or public display of symbols of extremist or banned organizations (Article 20.3 of the Administrative Code).