“Human Rights Postcards” published in the telegram channel a resolution on the election of the Yakut “shaman-warrior” Alexander Gabyshev, who was going to Moscow to “drive out Putin,” with a preventive measure in the form of a written undertaking not to leave. A case has been opened against him under Part 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (calls to carry out extremist activities).

The GUFSIN in the Krasnoyarsk Territory began an investigation after a recording appeared on the Internet in which employees of colony No. 14 in the Irkutsk region staged a striptease at a corporate party. As the press service of the regional department reported , for the duration of the inspection, the acting head of colony-settlement No. 14 was suspended from duty. He is Lieutenant Colonel of the Internal Service Alexander Trefilov.

Residents of St. Petersburg were invited on social networks to take part in rallies “for fair elections” on September 21 and 22 for money. They are promised to pay 600 rubles in one day. Messages inviting people to come to rallies are sent out on VKontakte by a certain Nikita V., writes “Paper”. He told a journalist from the publication who introduced herself as wanting to participate that the rallies “for fair elections” were supported by State Duma deputy Vitaly Milonov. In total, Nikita V.

On September 20, the Moscow City Court rejected the St. Petersburg center for social and information initiatives “Action” in a complaint against the decision of the Zamoskvoretsky court - it rejected the organization’s claim against the Russian Ministry of Justice, which included it in the register of non-profit non-profit agents.

The leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church opposed any persecution of priests who signed a letter in support of those involved in the “Moscow case.” Novaya Gazeta reports this with reference to a high-ranking source in the Moscow Patriarchate. “We cannot agree with a certain naivety of this text, but we categorically do not recommend that anyone draw administrative conclusions,” said a source in the Russian Orthodox Church.

Perm actress Daria Egorova, who was reprimanded by the management of the Theater-Theater for supporting the convicted Pavel Ustinov from the stage, quit. Egorova announced her decision on Facebook. “I wrote a statement of my own free will. Last working day is September 24. “I’m looking for a job,” the actress wrote. Egorova explained to the online magazine “Zvezda” that after the incident they ignored her in the theater and did not speak: “They are going to torture me. Don't want".

The head of the Save Life Foundation, Yulia Romeiko, said that his wards were threatened with eviction from rented housing, where children with cancer stay during treatment in Moscow. According to her, neighbors meticulously asked about the children’s concomitant diseases and complained about noise in the apartment, even when no one was there. The foundation rents housing in which several families can live for free, next to the clinics.

At Theater.doc, during the performance of the play “War Is Coming,” unknown persons threw objects with an unpleasant odor into the theater. A viewer reported this to OVD-Info . According to her, the actors continued to play. Some spectators found it difficult to breathe and left the hall. Theater employee Irina Vekshina told Novaya Gazeta that before the start of the performance, SERB activists came to the theater, but they were not allowed into the hall.

The Moscow City Court, at the request of the prosecutor's office, released from pre-trial detention center actor Pavel Ustinov, who was sentenced to three and a half years in prison for allegedly dislocating the shoulder of a National Guard member during his arrest at a rally. Ustinov was released on his own recognizance, RIA Novosti reports . In its petition, the prosecutor's office took into account the positive characteristics of Ustinov and the guarantee of People's Artist Konstantin Raikin.

A resident of Yakutsk sold her newborn daughter to a friend, and after a while persistently offered her to buy her second child. The mother received a suspended sentence for child trafficking, reports the Republican Investigative Committee. A 29-year-old woman was found guilty of points “b”, “h” of Part 2 of Article 127.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (sale of a minor in a helpless state). She was sentenced to four years in prison, suspended for two years.

Schools in the colonies differ from ordinary ones: students do not receive homework, can skip classes only for two reasons, and peers will not necessarily get into one class. Three teachers told TD how classes are arranged in the colonies and how they find an approach to students. School classes in the Mozhaisk educational colony for minors, 2017 Godfoto: Stanislav Krasilnikov/ITAR-TASS How does education work in a colony?

On the website of the Moscow courts of general jurisdiction, instead of the text of the decision of the Savelovsky District Court in the case of Konstantin Konovalov, a template resolution on a fine for violating the procedure for holding a rally was published . The pattern was discovered by Konovalov himself, he announced this on Twitter. The document only indicates the case number, but inside there is neither the name of the defendant nor the amount of the administrative fine.

Yakut “shaman-warrior” Alexander Gabyshev, who was detained by Buryat security forces during a campaign in Moscow, was sent for examination to a psychiatric hospital, the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Sakha reports . If Gabyshev “is diagnosed with pathologies,” they are ready to provide him with “qualified medical care.” If necessary, the authorities will involve social services.

The chairman of the Save Life charity foundation, Yulia Romeiko, said that the foundation’s wards were threatened with eviction from the rented apartment where children with cancer live during treatment in Moscow. On her Facebook page, she complained that the neighbors “don’t give a place to live” for the fund’s wards.

In the Sverdlovsk region, traffic inspectors rescued a mushroom picker who was being chased by a bear in the forest for several hours. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the traffic police in the region. Sergei—that’s the name of the mushroom picker—said that he left the car on the highway and went seven kilometers into the forest near the city of Revda. Suddenly he noticed that a bear was standing 30–40 meters away from him and looking at him.