Alexei Navalny received his first reprimand in penal colony No. 6 of maximum security in the Vladimir region, where the politician was transferred a week ago from Penal Colony No. 2 in Pokrovsk. This was reported on his Twitter. The reason was that the politician “violated the dress code” - early in the morning Navalny went out to wash in a T-shirt, and not in a robe. According to the politician, this is a common practice among prisoners: “...

The Krasnodar Regional Court canceled the search order conducted on March 12 in the apartment where lawyer Mikhail Benyash lived. He wrote about this in his Telegram channel. The search was carried out in connection with a case of telephone terrorism (Article 207 of the Criminal Code). Prosecutor A.V. Semenov did not come to the court hearing where the issuance of a search permit was considered, thereby violating paragraph 33 of Order of the Prosecutor General's Office No.

A graduate of Moscow State University was detained at the graduation ceremony - the girl came wearing a T-shirt in support of another graduate of the university, Dmitry Ivanov. This was reported by the SOTA telegram channel. The girl came to the ceremony wearing a T-shirt with an inscription in support of Dmitry Ivanov, who was detained in early June. The graduate was taken to the police department to give an explanation, after which she was released without a protocol.

Andrey Olivieri in a single picket / photo was sent by the wife of Olivieri In St. Petersburg, Andrei Olivieri was detained, who conducted a single picket with a statement that Vladimir Putin made in 2004: “If you are a president for seven years, you can go crazy.” This was reported by the OTD-Info by the detainee's wife. A single picket was held at the Avtovo metro station. 15:54 A lawyer from the OVD-info Rafail Polyakov goes to the detainee in St. Petersburg OP No. 31.

In St. Petersburg, the Kirovsky District Court banned materials about the losses of the Russian army in the war with Ukraine, posted on the Russian-language version of the French radio RFI website and on the page of the Belarusians and the market publication. It is reported by Mediazona. Earlier, in the Kaliningrad region, the court issued the same decision regarding the list of Russian soldiers who died in Ukraine, published by the Pskov edition 60.RU.

The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow decided to conduct a closed interrogation of prosecution witnesses in the case of municipal deputy of the Krasnoselsky district Alexei Gorinov, accused in the case of “fakes” about the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). Mediazona reports this. The prosecutor asked to completely transfer the trial of Gorinov behind closed doors.

In Volzhsky, Pauline Chernyavskaya was detained and had already been released. She held a picket with a poster "Art. 31 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation. " She herself informed the ATS-Info about this. Chernyavskaya was delivered to the Department of Internal Affairs No. 3 of Volzhsky, where she signed an explanatory, after which they released.

On June 9, the First Cassation Court of General Jurisdiction canceled the termination of the administrative cases of Angela Selyukova, Maxim Markov and Andrey Novikov, who participated in the meeting against QR codes in Lipetsk on December 9, 2021, and sent the cases for a new trial to the first instance. This was announced by Gennady Platonov, a reader of OVD-Info.

In Barnaul, the Oktyabrsky District Court extended the term of detention in a pre-trial detention center for RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko, accused in the case of “fake news” about the Russian army, until August 28. This was reported in the publication’s Telegram channel. The journalist was detained on April 23 in St. Petersburg, and her home was searched. At the end of April, Ponomarenko was placed in custody.

In Crimea, the court dismissed the case of the head of the regional Mejlis, Ilver Ametov. This is reported by Grati. “The Sudak city court re-examined the case and stopped the consideration of the criminal case against Ilver Ametov due to the fact that he voluntarily issued a weapon that is a museum exhibit,” lawyer Alexei Rostovtsev, who represented the interests of the man, told the publication.

Roskomnadzor restricted access to the website of the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph. It is reported by Roskomsvoboda. Only one article got into the register of prohibited information - it said that the Russian army was going to use portable crematoria, which could make it possible to hide military losses. Access is restricted via HTTPS, so the entire site was unavailable to users.