A new criminal case was opened against the ex-photographer of the headquarters of Navalny Alexander Strukov: under the article on calls for terrorism (Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by RIA "Novosti" with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. RIA Novosti write that some “event” that occurred in 2023 was the reason for initiating the case. Other details are still unknown.

The Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg fined a student at the faculty of political science of St. Petersburg State University Artyom Pronko under an article on violation of the Procedure of the Promotion (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was reported by the United press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg. The student was fined due to the campaign on March 24.

The prosecutor asked for human rights activist Ruslan Nurushev eight years of a general regime colony with a ban on sites for three years. This was announced by his lawyer Julia Guseva. Nurushev is accused of spreading “fakes” about the army (paragraph “d” of part 2 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), the sentence should be announced today in the Tractorozavodsky district court of Volgograd.

The Moscow City Court approved five and a half years in the colony in the case of the military "fakes" (paragraph "d" of part 2 of article 207.3 of the Criminal Code) to the pediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova. It is reported by "Mediazona." Buyanova participated in a meeting on the video from the pre -trial detention center, about 20 people gathered to support her in court.

The Central District Court of Orenburg sentenced six participants in the people's gathering in Baymak to the real terms, their relatives told the OVD-info. All men were found guilty of participating in the riots (part 2 of article 212 of the Criminal Code) and the use of non -hazardous violence in relation to the security forces (part 1 of article 318 of the Criminal Code).

According to our data, law enforcement first targeted comedians in early 2018, when stand-up performer Danila Poperechny was placed on a wanted list. This followed accusations of «insulting believers' feelings» (Article 148 of the Russian Criminal Code) over his satirical music video «Pop Culture», which mocked the corrupt Orthodox priesthood. The crackdown was likely tied less to Danila Poperechny’s comedy work than to his prominence as a blogger.