The Sverdlovsk Regional Court reduced by six and a half times the amount of compensation that was previously awarded to local human rights activist Sergei Tiunov due to the conditions of his detention in a special detention center. This is reported by "Vecherniye Vedomosti". The appeal considered the decision of the Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg, which in April appointed Tiunov 45,000 rubles as compensation. The amount of compensation was reduced to seven thousand rubles.

Crimean activist and nurse Irina Danilovich, who is in a pre-trial detention center in Simferopol on charges of possession of explosives (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code), spoke about increased pressure from security forces. She reported this in her letter to the human rights organization Crimea SOS. published The pre-trial detention center staff conducted an “unscheduled search” of the activist. They took away Danilovich’s personal notebook, citing internal regulations.

In Moscow, a 62-year-old defendant in a criminal case on the justification of terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code), civil activist Mikhail Kriger was transferred from pre-trial detention center-7 “Kapotnya” to pre-trial detention center-2 “Butyrka”. About this SOTAvision. Krieger's court reported on November 5 for two months.

The Kerch City Court sentenced a 36-year-old sailor from Yevpatoria to a year in prison under the article on public calls for extremist activity (Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). In addition, the man was given a year of probation and banned for two years from holding positions in local government and the media, teaching and organizing public events. About this on the court's website.

In Krasnodar, local resident Oleg Vazhdaev was charged under the article of committing a terrorist attack (Part 1 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code) for attempting to set fire to the military registration and enlistment office on Yana Poluyan Street on the night of September 25 with two Molotov cocktails. The court also extended the man’s stay in the pre-trial detention center. This is what SOTA is about.

In Moscow, the investigation into the case of Olga Kuzmina, an environmental activist persecuted because of an action against a renovation program and tree cutting in the north-east of the city, has been completed again. This was reported by lawyer from OVD-Info Katerina Tertukhina. In August, the prosecutor's office was already completing the investigation, but in September the Babushkinsky District Court of Moscow decided to return the case to the prosecutor's office to eliminate violations.

The Cherepovets City Court extended house arrest until January 24, 2023 for human rights activist Gregory Marcus Severin Winter (former name Grigory Winter), accused under the article on “fake news” about the Russian army (clause “e”, part 2 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by OVD-Info lawyer Sergei Tikhonov, who represents the man’s interests.

On November 21, the Bagrationovsky District Court of the Kaliningrad Region refused to satisfy the complaint of lawyer Sven Nordin - the man demanded that the decision to initiate a criminal case against him on the rehabilitation of Nazism (Part 4 of Article 345.1 of the Criminal Code) be declared illegal. He himself told OVD-Info about this. According to Nordin, there were no grounds for opening a case.

On November 11, the Kirovsky District Court of Omsk sentenced local resident Krivova N. to eight months of suspended imprisonment because of a comment on VKontakte under a post about increasing public transport fares. About this on the court's website. In addition to the suspended sentence, the court deprived the woman of the right to engage in activities related to the administration of Internet sites for a year.

The Arkhangelsk Regional Court rejected the complaint of the lawyers of the deceased human rights activist Sergei Mokhnatkin, in which they asked to acquit and rehabilitate their client in a criminal case. This is what SOTA is about.

The Fourth Court of Cassation in the Krasnodar Territory overturned a multi-million dollar fine imposed on a firm owned by Kuban eco-activist Natalya Garyaeva. The fine was one of the reasons why the ex-husband of the activist committed suicide. attention to the decision of the court . drew The publication “Radio.Svoboda” The reasons for this decision are currently unknown. In June, the magistrate of court district No.

Chechen activist and youngest son of Zarema Musayeva, who was arrested in the case of using violence against police officers, Baysangur Yangulbaev was added to the list of extremists and terrorists. The corresponding entry is on the Rosfinmonitoring website. appeared The reasons for this measure are unknown. In a conversation with OVD-Info, Musaeva’s eldest son, oppositionist Abubakar Yangulbaev, said that the family is not aware of any criminal case against Baysangur.

The prosecutor's office transferred to the Pervomaisky District Court of Kirov a criminal case about military “fakes” against the conductor and composer Prokhor Protasov, who left Russia. This was reported by "" and a human rights activist. Online freedoms Pavel Chikov The court has been considering the criminal case since November 8th. At the same time, neither the court nor the appointed lawyer informed Protasov about the start of the court hearings.

The Sovetsky District Court of Kazan arrested the publication's journalist Andrei Grigoriev in absentia - previously a case was opened against him for justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). The BUSINESS Online publication reported this with reference to the press service of the court. “Idel.Realii” reports that the investigation’s petition was considered on November 18. Grigoriev was put on the wanted list.

The Krasnodar Regional Court upheld the sentence of politician Andrei Pivovarov in the case of participation in the activities of an "undesirable organization", the SOTA publication reported. reports In mid-July, the oppositionist was sentenced to four years in prison and banned from engaging in public and political activities for eight years.