The police drew up a report on the detained Moscow activist ( her name is known to OVD-Info ) because of the action in outfits from the dystopia “The Handmaid’s Tale”. This was told to OVD-Info by lawyer Leysan Mannapova, who was not allowed into the Tverskoy police department to help the detainee.

The Moscow Museum of Gulag History has suspended work since November 14. This is stated on his website. Specialists from the Center for Expertise, Research and Testing in Construction identified “fire safety violations.” “According to the conclusion, they pose a threat to the safety and comfort of museum visitors and must be eliminated,” the announcement says. It is not known whether the museum will continue to operate after these violations are eliminated.

The appellate court reduced the criminal fine of a pensioner from Arkhangelsk, convicted because of reposting a film about the movement of the wives of mobilized women. “7×7” reports this. In September, the court found the woman guilty of repeatedly discrediting the army (Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code).

In September of this year, Kazakh police detained anti-war activist Pavel Vladimirov from Voronezh in Almaty at the request of Russia. This is reported by the Alliance of the post-Soviet Left project. It is known that Vladimirov is 18 years old. In Voronezh, he was involved in street activism: he posted anti-war leaflets, painted graffiti, and participated in rallies. According to his family, he holds leftist views and considers himself an anarchist.

The Supreme Court of Crimea tightened the sentence for Ukrainian citizen Denis Yezhov in the case of repeated discrediting of the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code), the press service of the court told OVD-Info. In September, the Alushta City Court imposed a fine of 100 thousand rubles on Yezhov. On appeal, the punishment was replaced by a year in a general regime colony with a ban on administering the sites for another year.

The Yoshkar-Ola City Court sentenced activist Yuri Blagodarov to a fine of 400 thousand rubles in a criminal case of repeated discrediting of the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code) and incitement to hatred (Part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code), journalist Alexey Seregin reports in his telegram channel. He clarifies that he was fined 150 thousand rubles on charges of defamation, and 250 thousand on charges of inciting hatred.

On November 11, Jehovah's Witness Alexander Lubin died in the Kurgan region. In October he was sentenced on “extremist” charges; The man’s health deteriorated significantly after his temporary detention in a pre-trial detention center. This was reported by the Jehovah's Witnesses website.

The Komsomolsky District Court of Tolyatti sentenced the minor to two and a half years probation on charges of discrediting the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code), disseminating “fake news” about the army (Part 1 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code) and calls for extremism (Part 2 Art. 280 of the Criminal Code). OVD-Info was informed about this in the criminal office of the court. They did not specify what exactly became the reason for the criminal prosecution.

Moscow courts have seized a three-story house in the area of ​​the Mikhalkovo estate and two apartments near Sretensky Boulevard from the organization of Jehovah's Witnesses, RIA Novosti reports . They will be transferred to state ownership. The decision to seize two apartments in a house on Lukov Lane, as well as a basement and two rooms there, was made by the Meshchansky District Court of Moscow back in September 2023. In September 2024, it was approved by the Moscow City Court.

On October 1, the Nalchik City Court imposed a suspended year of imprisonment on local resident Nikolai Buchnev in the case of repeated discrediting of the army (Part 1 of Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code) due to a published audio recording. The decision in the case was published on the court's website. In addition, the man was banned from holding positions in the civil service and local government for a year.