Cardiologist Daria Khashchevskaya, who examined the defendant in the “anti-war case” Sasha Skochilenko in a pre-trial detention center, said that the girl’s life is under threat - there is a risk of cardiac arrest. About this publication MR7. writes The doctor reported this during interrogation at a hearing in the Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg. “Alexandra has a heart defect, rhythm and conduction disorders.

Three defendants in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case, Khalil Mambetov, Ekrem Krosh and Refat Seidametov, were sent for an inpatient psychiatric examination to the Crimean Republican Clinical Psychiatric Hospital No. 1. Crimean Solidarity reports this. “Despite the fact that we know and are confident that this is part of pressure, part of unfounded illegal actions, it is pointless to appeal this decision.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs dropped a lawsuit against Bashkir activists Liliya Chanysheva and Ilgam Yanberdin demanding compensation for the work of security forces during rallies in support of Alexei Navalny. RusNews reports this. The department's lawyer stated in court that she was allegedly not aware of the claim and clarified that the claims against Chanysheva and Yaberdin were stated incorrectly, so they should be excluded from the list of defendants.

Four defendants in the case of the first Dzhankoy group of Hizb ut-Tahrir, Vilen Temeryanov, Enver Krosh, Rinat Aliyev and Edem Bekirov, were transported from the pre-trial detention center in Simferopol. Crimean Solidarity reports this. It is unknown where the defendants in the case are now, but according to established practice they should be taken to one of the pre-trial detention centers in Rostov-on-Don.

The court refused to remove the status of a “foreign agent” from the public organization Roskomsvoboda. Information about this is published on the project website.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) published rulings on complaints from those detained at protests in Russia: “ Miklashevskaya and others against Russia ”, “ Danilchenko and others against Russia ”, “ Rodionov and others against Russia ”, “ Chemodanov and others against Russia ” and " Zilina and others against Russia ". The decisions are published on the official website of the ECHR. The ECtHR awarded the applicants compensation in the amounts of 3,500 and 4,000 euros.

The Olonetsky District Court of Karelia fined a local resident, Natalia Lebedeva, 35,000 rubles under the article on public calls to take actions aimed at violating the territorial integrity of Russia (Part 2, Article 20.3.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Information about this appeared on the website of the court. According to the press service of the regional courts, the woman published a post calling for separatism on her personal page on VKontakte.

Jehovah's Witness Yevgeny Zinich, sentenced to six years in prison, arrived at correctional colony No. 15 in Nizhnevartovsk. Information about this appeared on a portal covering the persecution of believers. In June 2022, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Krasnoyarsk found Zinich guilty under the article on organizing the activities of an extremist organization (Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

Jehovah's Witness from the city of Kingisepp, Leningrad Region, Igor Shevlyuga, had his preventive measure changed from arrest to a ban on certain actions. Information about this appeared on a portal covering the persecution of believers. On March 23, security forces conducted searches in the city of Kingisepp, Leningrad Region, in six houses of local Jehovah's Witnesses, as a result of which 11 people were detained and interrogated.

The 2nd Western District Military Court sentenced 34-year-old Orel resident Ilya Florinsky to six years in prison for reposting videos to the group “Citizens of the USSR. Eagle". Radio Liberty about this. reports The man was found guilty under the article on public justification of terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). Initially, the case was opened under the article on public calls for extremist activities (Article 280 of the Criminal Code), but was later reclassified.

Security forces came to the editorial office of the Murmansk publication “Arctic Observer”. RusNews about this. Its editor-in-chief Vyacheslav Gorodetsky reports on his telegram channel: “The situation is such that at least today we are unlikely to publish anything.” wrote: The searches took place in the apartments of journalists Vyacheslav Gorodetsky and Dmitry Artemenko, as well as in the premises rented by the Arctic Observer, in the publication’s telegram channel.

During the debate in the 2nd Western District Military Court, the state prosecutor demanded that Omsk activists Vladimir Sergeyev and Anton Zhuchkov be sentenced to eight and eleven years of imprisonment, respectively. This is what SOTA reported. The prosecutor's office is asking that they serve the first three years of their sentences in prison.

The prosecutor did not approve the indictment of Vladimir Panfilov, a journalist for the Oryol publication Orlets. The case was sent for further investigation. This was reported by the publication’s Telegram channel. Panfilov and the administrator of the Orlets website Artem Prokhorov were detained on August 3, 2022, allegedly while receiving money from businessman Vladimir Tilman.

In the dormitory of the Russian Customs Academy, the security forces conducted an inspection last week due to some “incorrect” publications that students made on the Internet. This is reported by DOXA with reference to the students themselves. One day at about seven in the morning in a dormitory located in Lyubertsy, a fire alarm went off, after which the students were herded into the yard and not allowed out into the street. At that moment, police officers with dogs entered the building.

Igor Goryachev's works / Photo: Instagram designer From the art fair “Come in. Art Perm ”removed the“ Truth inside ”project, where there were painted gypsum figures of Buddha in different images. Its author, designer Igor Goryachev told Ura.ru that such a decision was made due to a complaint of officials. The exhibition "Cit out" opened on April 18.