The court in St. Petersburg arrested for 7 days the head of the "Alliance of Teachers" Daniil Ken. He was found guilty of organizing a protest on January 23. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts. Ken was held accountable for a post on a personal page on VKontakte, which he published on January 21. "The intimidation of schoolchildren and students who want to be free and full -fledged citizens of successful Russia is the most disgusting and vile occupation.

Russia - Protest on January 31, 2021, St. Petersburg The Commissioner for Human Rights in St. Petersburg, Alexander Shishlov, proposed to postpone the execution of arrests for participants in protests on January 23 and 31, according to the Ombudsman website. The Commissioner received more than 40 complaints about violations of the rights of the participants of the action on January 31 and the journalists who lit it.

An illustrative photo The Kirovsky District Court of St. Petersburg banned links to the anime “False Conclusions”, “Darwin’s game” and “Sweet Life”, the press service of the city courts said . The prosecutor's office at the meeting stated that she considers these anime an inframium, which harms children. Representatives of the department are suppressed to the opinion of experts of the St. Petersburg Academy of post -dyeine pedagogical education.

Detention in the courtyard of one of the houses in the center of St. Petersburg February 2 After the judge in Moscow replaced Alexei Navalny as a conditional term in the Yves Rocher case with the real, hundreds of residents of St. Petersburg reached Nevsky Prospekt. The police cordoned off Palace Square, furnished the sidewalk near the metro station "Gostiny Dvor". Dozens of people, including ordinary passers -by, were detained. They told the North.

In St. Petersburg, the court arrested a local resident Artyom Popov for the push of a policeman at a protest campaign on January 31, the United press service of the city courts reports. Popov is accused of pushing the policeman with both hands on Sennaya Square and "caused physical pain and moral harm to the victim." A criminal case has been instituted against a Petersburger.

The court in Moscow arrested for 25 days the editor -in -chief of the mediazon publication Sergei Smirnov. It is found guilty of repeated violation of the procedure for holding a rally. Such a court considered a retweet as a journalist a joke on Twitter to himself. The journalist renewed a tweet in which he is called the soloist of the Tarakans group Dmitry Spirin, remotely similar to him.

Promotion in support of Navalny in Murmansk The court in Murmansk arrested three more protests on January 23 and 31. They were appointed arrests from 4 to 8 days for organizing an illegal event. This was reported by the United press service of the courts of the region. Two of the convicts did not admit guilt. One stated that he did not organize and did not participate in the action on January 23. According to him, he just just waved his hands to a group of moving people.

Protest Protest on January 31 in St. Petersburg The court in St. Petersburg arrested a suspect in an attack on a police officer during a protest on January 31. Kirill Bogdanov was detained until March 30. This was reported by the United press service of the city courts. According to investigators, during a rally on Sennaya Square, Bogdanov twice hit the commander of the mobile platoon department No. 1 of the battalion in the Admiralty district, and then once hit another policeman in the back.

Detention for shares in support of Navalny. An illustrative photo The court in Cherepovets fined 20 thousand rubles to journalist Alexander Peskov. He was found guilty of organizing a protest on January 31. This was reported by the United press service of the courts of the region. According to the court, Peskov called for laying leaflets, as well as participate in an unauthorized action in one of the chats in Telegram. He did not plead guilty.

Feeding pigeons in Khabarovsk The Central District Court of Kaliningrad canceled its decision to refuse to finish activist Natalya Kholmanova for participating in the #Cormimimgoli campaign on August 8, 2020, Severa Holmanova itself said. Judge Molnikov on February 2 canceled his decision of October 9 and fined Kholmanov for 10 thousand rubles. According to the police, in August on Victory Square, she allegedly deployed a banner of Khabarovsk, you and I!

Handcuffs In relation to the 53-year-old deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Leningrad Region, they opened a criminal case of attempted fraud, he was detained, the press service of the Investigative Committee for the region said . The investigation believes that the deputy knew that the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Leningrad Region checks the activities of one of the private companies.