The Moscow City Court ordered the Ministry of Internal Affairs to pay compensation for 3 thousand rubles to Dmitry Ivanov and 22 more detained for shares in support of Navalny in the winter of 2021. This was reported by the telegram channel "Prison Moscow State University", covering the criminal case against Ivanov. The court considered it necessary to compensate the detainee for the lack of food and bedding during a long stay in the police department.

In Efremov, Tula Region, a criminal case was opened against local resident Alexei Moskalev under the article on repeated discrediting of the Russian army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by his lawyer Vladimir Bilienko, who collaborates with OVD-Info. A criminal case was opened on December 27, 2022. The reason for the case was a publication on his Odnoklassniki page dated July 29, 2022.

The justice of the Third Judicial section of the Novokuznetsk municipal district fined for 300 rubles of local eco -activist Sergey Sheremetyev, who opens against coal incisions. This was reported by Activatica projects and " Support for Eco -Processors ." The man was found guilty of an administrative article on arbitrariness (Article 19.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The jury returned a verdict in the case of ex-governor of the Khabarovsk Territory Sergei Furgal on contract killings. RusNews reports this. According to the jury’s verdict, Furgal’s guilt, as well as the rest of the defendants - Andrei Karepov, Marat Kadyrov and Andrei Paley - in the case of the attempted murder of businessman Alexander Smolsky has been proven, and they do not deserve leniency. The jury made the same decision regarding the murder of businessman Evgeniy Zori.

Shies activist Elena Kalinina was handed an indictment in the case of repeated discrediting of the Russian army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by SOTA with reference to its own sources. The essence of the charges brought is still unknown. Kalinina herself is under a ban on certain actions: she was prohibited from using communications (mail, telephone, Internet), communicating with witnesses in the case, and attending public events.

The Krasnoyarsk Regional Court approved the sentence - six years probation - to Jehovah's Witness from Kodinsk Ildar Urazbakhtin. A portal covering the persecution of believers writes about this. “It is obvious to me that I am being persecuted and punished simply because I am a Christian, a Jehovah’s Witness,” Urazbakhtin said during the appeal. He insists on his complete innocence. The case against 59-year-old technical inspector Urazbakhtin was opened in July 2021.

In Volgograd, the security forces came to local activists with warnings and requests "not to make the mistakes of the past" until the end of President Vladimir Putin's visit. This is reported by Kavkaz.Realii. According to Yevgeny Kochegin, an activist and former coordinator of Navalny's headquarters, the police came with warnings to those they believed were members of the Volgograd anti-war project Dozor, as well as to participants in anti-war protests. Kochegin himself is not in Russia.

In Yaroslavl, security forces detained trash streamer Vladimir Samovolkin, known as Pochta. The arrest took place in the man’s apartment while he was broadcasting live . On the eve of his arrest, Pochta spoke out in his stream in support of Ukraine: “I have always been for Ukraine and will be. I don't hide it. Russia is wrong." Later, various telegram channels began publishing clips from this video.

The Biysk City Court of the Altai Territory dismissed a lawsuit against the city administration, in which a local resident asked to recognize the transfer of the rally to the outskirts of Biysk as illegal. This is reported by the United press service of the courts of the Altai Territory. The Biysk City Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation filed a notice to hold a rally against high utility tariffs on January 29 in the city center on Petrovsky Boulevard.

In Mordovia, a 30-year-old local resident named Andrei was charged with preparations for the destruction of property (presumably, Article 167 of the Criminal Code with the application of Article 30 of the Criminal Code) due to the arson of the military enlistment office building in the city of Kovylkino. reports Baza . According to the Telegram channel, the man threw two Molotov cocktails, but only one hit the building, and the fire went out almost immediately.

On February 1, the Krasnogorsk city court replaced retired colonel and activist Mikhail Shendakov with a suspended sentence of two and a half years of actual imprisonment. He is being persecuted because of the video “Surkov promised war to Donbass!”. On February 20, a meeting will be held to replace Shendakov with another suspended sentence for a real term: he was asked for three years in prison because of a video with a joke about a Russian guard and a surgeon.

On February 1, the Krasnogorsk city court replaced retired colonel and activist Mikhail Shendakov with a suspended sentence due to the video “Surkov promised war to Donbass!” two and a half years of real imprisonment. On February 20, a meeting will be held to replace another conditional sentence - three years in prison due to a video with a joke about a Russian guard and a surgeon - with a real one. The convict's wife, Marina Shendakova, told OVD-Info about this.

OVD-Info lawyer Roman Lyzlov told the details of the “anti-war” case against his client Evgeny Babin. On the initiation of a case against Kursk resident Evgeniy Babin on January 23. The man is charged with an article about “fake news” based on political hatred (clause “e”, part 2, article 207.3 of the Criminal Code) because of a video on a YouTube channel with ten subscribers, in which he condemned the war with Ukraine.

The mayor's office of Orenburg refused activist Denis Verkashantsev to hold a rally against the transport reform. This is reported by the publication "7 × 7". Verkashantsev planned to organize a collection of signatures for conferring the title of "honorary citizen" on the mayor of the city, Sergei Salmin. So the activist wanted to note the reform of the politician, which involves the destruction of trolleybuses and a reduction in the number of buses.

In Syktyvkar, historian and former teacher Nikita Tushkanov, accused of justifying terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) and repeated discrediting of the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code), had his detention period extended until April 5, SOTA reported . Tushkanov is being persecuted because of a post about the explosion on the Crimean Bridge and comments about the annexation of Crimea.