Information about the sentence to Igor Pokusin turned out to be incorrect. He was sentenced to six months of restriction of freedom, and not a suspended sentence, under the article on vandalism (Part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code). This is from the appeal ruling on the website of the Abakan City Court. it became known Abakan resident Igor Pokusin was sentenced on December 7 to six months of probation under the article on vandalism (Part 1 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code).

On December 7, Abakan resident Igor Pokusin was sentenced to six months of probation under the article on vandalism (Part 1 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code). This is reported by Current Time. Pokusin’s arrest became known on May 26.

Lipetsk authorities first allowed, but then revoked permission to hold a rally “against the war in Burkina Faso.” The administration believed that the organizer of the action, Alexander Grigoriev, was against the war in Ukraine. The man reported this on his page on VKontakte, and the publication was noticed by the publication 7×7. On December 6, Grigoriev said that he had received approval to hold a rally under the slogan “We are for peace!” We are against the war in Burkina Fasso!

Recognized as a “foreign agent” on December 16, “Ekovakhta Sakhalin” announced its closure. About this in the telegram channel of the organization. reported “For 27 years we have worked to preserve salmon and bears, spawning rivers and taiga forests, killer whales and beluga whales, rare plants and endangered taimen, clean air and protected areas, green spaces of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and suburban forests.

MAI graduate Sergei Bezrukov, who wrote critical posts on Twitter regarding the authorities and called on soldiers to surrender, and also collected money for the “victory of Ukraine,” was accused of justifying terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) and was arrested for two months. The publication “Caution, News” is about this.

Russian courts have blocked a number of Internet resources associated with the soprotivlenie2 website. Roskomsvoboda is about this. Roskomnadzor also blocked the website of the fact-checking project “Provereno.Media”, the publication’s chief editor Ilya Ber announced this on his Facebook. reports told In Russia, almost 900 domains of the Soprotivlenie2, Roskomsvoboda website have already been blocked.

The European Court of Human Rights awarded 3,900 euros in compensation to Victoria Boykova and Yakov Zilberg, who were arrested after a protest against pension reform on September 9, 2018 in St. Petersburg. Lawyer Maxim Olenichev, who represented the interests of the applicants, told OVD-Info about this. The ECHR found that Russia violated the applicants’ right to a fair trial (Article 6 of the Human Rights Convention).