In Nizhny Novgorod, security forces detained a girl who went out with a picket on one of the central streets of the city. The poster read: “Wow. deputies! Impeach Putin. The incident was reported by the movement "Spring". To which police department the girl was taken and what she is charged with is not yet known. 22:18 The detainee was charged with an article on hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and left in the department for the night before the trial.

The Kuzminsky District Court of Moscow extended the detention for a month for the journalist and author of the telegram channel “Hell Grandmothers” Alexandra Bayazitova, who is charged with extortion (clause “b”, part 3 of article 163 of the Criminal Code). Lawyer Maxim Pashkov reported this on his Telegram channel.

In the Kostroma region, security forces came to search the house of the mother of the ex-head of Navalny’s headquarters in Kostroma and Saratov, Alexander Zykov. He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to Zykov, the search began a couple of hours after the announcement of the resumption of work at Navalny’s headquarters in Russia. It is not yet known in what criminal case the search is being carried out.

Trade union activist Konstantin Zavalin, sentenced to forced labor under the article on the use of violence against a representative of the authorities (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code), was sent to a punishment cell in the correctional center at IK-6 in the Astrakhan region. The Caucasian Knot is about this.

On October 3, the St. Petersburg City Court approved a fine of 10 thousand rubles to historian Dmitry Dubrovsky due to the lack of “foreign agent” markings in a personal post on social networks. This was reported by the First Department. Dubrovsky was brought to justice under the article on failure to fulfill duties assigned in connection with the status of a “foreign agent” (Part 1 of Article 19.34.1 of the Administrative Code). This was reported on the website of the St. Petersburg City Court.

In Tver, a criminal case was opened against a local resident under the article on calls for extremism (Article 280 of the Criminal Code) due to comments on the telegram channel “Close Tver behind me.” This is what the channel itself is about. reports A criminal case was opened against a Tver resident because of two comments under a post about a rally against the mobilization on September 21. The man allegedly wrote an abbreviation and an aggressive call for violence against security forces.

The Kerch City Court arrested in absentia for two months local resident Ilya Gantsevsky, accused of spreading “fake news” about the Russian army (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code) because of a post on Instagram. This was reported by lawyer Roman Kotenev, who collaborates with OVD-Info and represents Gantsevsky’s interests. A criminal case was filed against a young man in August; on August 17, he was put under house arrest.

Fem-activist Marina Singh was detained in St. Petersburg. This was reported to OVD-Info by her friend Elena, whom Singh managed to tell about the incident. The location of the activist is not known. According to Elena, Singh is being taken to police station 37, while other acquaintances talk about police station 30. Singh's relatives, who called the police stations, were told that she was not in any of them.

The Moscow City Court upheld the district court's decision to reject the complaint about the Investigative Committee's inaction in the case of the poisoning of politician Vladimir Kara-Murza. This is reported by SOTA. The politician tried to appeal the inaction of the Investigative Committee and the head of the department, Alexander Bastrykin, in the investigation of his poisoning. In June, the Basmanny District Court rejected Kara-Murza’s complaint.

The St. Petersburg City Court, in an appeal, approved the decision to place Discourse correspondent, poet and documentarian Vsevolod Korolev in a pre-trial detention center. This was reported by SOTAvision. Korolev was not present at the meeting. The judge said that he did not express a desire to participate in the trial, but his lawyer Maria Zyryanova noted that Korolev was simply not notified of the meeting.

In Dzerzhinsk, security forces came to search the home of left-wing blogger and activist Andrei Rudom. He talks about this in his telegram channel. reported In the video posted by Rudoy, ​​the investigator can be heard stating that the task force has a search warrant, but refuses to read it or say what case it is related to. According to the blogger, he refused to open the door and will wait for a lawyer.

The Tverskoy District Court of Moscow awarded civil activist Konstantin Kotov 20 thousand rubles as compensation for moral damages for detention and administrative arrest after the meeting of politician Alexei Navalny at Vnukovo airport in January 2021. Kotov told OVD-Info about this. On January 17, 2021, Kotov was detained in Vnukovo, where the plane on which Alexey Navalny was returning to Russia from Germany was supposed to land.

According to the Memorial Human Rights Center, the husband of one of the participants in the rally against mobilization in Grozny on September 21, Adam Muradov, was forced to beat her, and their 18-year-old son Valid was mobilized. Adam Muradov later died of a heart attack. According to data, on September 21, a rally of women against mobilization took place in Grozny. About 130 participants were detained, this is reported on the 1ADAT telegram channel.

The Magistrate Court of precinct No. 422 of the Tagansky district in Moscow fined the social networks TikTok and Twitch three and four million rubles, respectively, under the article on failure to delete prohibited information (Part 2 of Article 13.41 of the Administrative Code). Mediazona reports this. TikTok was fined due to its refusal to remove “propaganda of LGBT people, radical feminism and a distorted view of traditional sexual relations” according to a lawsuit by Rosmolodezh.

Evening Vedomosti reports that the Ministry of Public Security (MOB) of the Sverdlovsk Region first banned a rally in defense of the rights of political prisoners, and then in defense of the rights of prisoners in general. Earlier, activists of " Strategy-6 " were denied permission to hold a rally in defense of political prisoners.