In Moscow, police officers detained an Orthodox activist who took part in the pogrom in Manezh.
In Moscow, police detained Orthodox activist Lyudmila Esipenko, a participant in the pogrom in Manege. On March 16, 2016 in Moscow, as part of a criminal investigation under Art. Part 1 Art. 243 (destruction or damage to objects of cultural heritage or cultural values), Lyudmila Esipenko, one of the participants in the pogrom at the exhibition “Sculptures We Don’t See,” was detained. On March 18, the Simonovsky Court of Moscow authorized the placement of L. Esipenko under house arrest.