Switch Language Russian English In Moscow, a 20-year-old student of the Russian Legal Academy of the Ministry of Justice was fined under the article on “discrediting” the army (Article 20.3.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) because of blue and yellow bracelets, “Caution, News” reports . On August 27, a girl named Olesya was detained in the metro.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI In Moscow, a 20-year-old student of the Russian Law Academy of the Justice Ministry has been fined under the article on “discrediting” the army (Article 20.3.3 of the Administrative Code) because of her blue and yellow bracelets, reports ‘Ostorozhno, Novosti.’ On 27 August, a woman named Olesya was detained in the metro.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI Rosfinmonitoring has added Kseniya Maksimova to its register of “terrorists and extremists,” reports RusNews. Earlier, Maksimova was declared wanted at the federal level. It is not known under which article of the Criminal Code a case has been opened against her. In 2022, Maksimova and other activists founded the Russian Democratic Society in London, which organises anti-war protests.

Switch Language Russian English Rosfinmonitoring has added Ksenia Maksimova to the list of “terrorists and extremists,” RusNews reports . Previously, Maksimov was put on the federal wanted list. It is unknown under what article of the Criminal Code a criminal case was brought against her. In 2022, Maksimova, along with other activists, founded the Russian Democratic Society in London, which conducts anti-war actions. In 2024, she also became consul of the “Russian Anti-War Committee” in the UK.

Switch Language Russian English Murmansk journalist Denis Zagorye has been put on the federal wanted list, Mediazona noted . It soon became known that a criminal case had been opened against him for failure to comply with requirements for “foreign agents” (Article 330.1 of the Criminal Code) and participation in the activities of an “undesirable” organization (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code). Zagorje cooperates with the Norwegian editorial office of the Barents Observer.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI Denis Zagorye, a journalist from Murmansk (a port city in the Russian far north), has been declared wanted at the federal level, Mediazona reported . It soon became known that a criminal case had been opened against him for failing to comply with “foreign agent” requirements (Article 330.1 of the Criminal Code) and for participating in the activities of an “undesirable” organisation (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code).

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI “Support for Political Prisoners. Memorial” has appealed to Telegram founder Pavel Durov with a request to make paid reactions to posts anonymous. The human rights defenders consider Telegram Stars’ current privacy settings to be a “critical vulnerability” that allows Russian law enforcement to prosecute users under criminal charges of financing terrorism (Art. 205.1, part 1.1 of the Russian Criminal Code).

Switch Language Russian English “Support for political prisoners. Memorial turned to Telegram founder Pavel Durov with a request to make paid reactions to posts anonymous. Human rights activists consider the current privacy settings of Telegram Stars to be a “critical vulnerability” that allows Russian security forces to prosecute users in cases of terrorist financing (Part 1.1 of Article 205.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

Switch Language Russian English Director and poet Evgenia Berkovich was sent to the punishment cell in Kostroma IK-3 “Pribrezhny” for the third time, where she is serving a sentence in the case of “justifying terrorism.” Since September 16, Berkovich has been in a punishment cell for 15 days for “minor violations,” Novaya Gazeta reports . According to the publication, in the punishment cell Berkovich does not receive the medications she needs.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI Director and poet Yevgeniya Berkovich has been sent to the punishment isolation cell (SHIZO) for the third time at the Kostroma region’s IK-3 “Pribrezhnaya” penal colony, where she is serving a sentence on charges of “justifying terrorism.” Since 16 September, Berkovich has been in SHIZO for 15 days for “minor violations,” reports Novaya Gazeta.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI Boris Noginsky was found guilty of interfering with the work of the election commission (Article 5.69 of the Administrative Code) and fined 2,000 roubles (about US$22). According to the court, on 20 September at polling station No. 1325 he spent 45 minutes demanding additional ballot papers, “provoking a conflict” and obstructing other voters, writes the United Press Service of the St Petersburg Courts.

Switch Language Russian English Boris Noginsky was found guilty of interfering in the work of the election commission (Article 5.69 of the Administrative Code) and fined 2 thousand rubles. According to the court, on September 20, at polling station No. 1325, he demanded additional ballots for 45 minutes, “provoked a conflict” and interfered with other voters, writes the United Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg.

Switch Language Russian English Muscovite Alexander Pavlov said that after trying to take a photo of a stand with candidates at PEC No. 1059, police beat him and hit him with a stun gun more than 20 times, RusNews reports . According to him, the security forces twisted his hand, unlocked the phone with his finger and deleted some information, including personal information. The electric shocks caused Pavlov to have an involuntary bowel movement, which he claims delighted the police.

Switch Language English Русский This translation was made by AI Moscow resident Aleksandr Pavlov has said that after he tried to photograph a board with the candidates at polling station No. 1059, police officers beat him and used a stun gun on him more than 20 times, according to RusNews. According to Pavlov, the officers twisted his arm, unlocked his phone using his finger, and deleted some data, including personal information.