According to the PMC, the arrested after protests staged a rebellion in the center of temporary detention of foreign citizens in the village of Sakharovo in New Moscow, where they were placed by court decision after the places ended in the capital's specialists.

Moscow resident Tatyana K., arrested for 10 days after the protest on February 2, received a hand injury in a special detention center in Sakharov. The girl has a suspected fracture and hemorrhage in the joint, but they refuse to give her an X-ray or provide medical assistance. Olga, a friend of the arrested woman, reported this to Such Affairs. As her friend Olga reported, Tatyana was detained on February 2 at 23:17.

The community of psychologists, psychiatrists and psychotherapists spoke out against police violence. The open letter was published by the President of the Russian Psychotherapeutic Association, Sergei Babin. More than a hundred people signed it. The authors of the letter demanded that the security forces immediately stop any violence and stop exerting physical and psychological pressure on protesters, journalists and observers.

In Krasnoyarsk, the police re-detained Nikita Rukosuev, Zakhar’s father. The boy had spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) and died in 2020. For the second day in a row, his father went out with a single picket to the regional administration building with a poster: “Governor, who will be responsible for the death of my son?” Nikita’s wife Svetlana said on Instagram. On February 4, Nikita stood at the picket for more than half an hour.

More than 60 public figures and specialists of the children's protection of the rights of children signed an open letter sent to the media and the Commissioner for the Rights of the Child in the Russian Federation Anna Kuznetsova. In it, they criticized the actions of the Commissioner for the Rights of the Child in the Leningrad Region Tamara Litvinova. The Ombudsman spoke with the initiative to attract the mother of an 11-year-old girl detained on January 31 during a protest campaign in St.

Member of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) of Moscow Marina Litvinovich spoke about the “riot” in the special detention center in Sakharov. One of the arrested went on a hunger strike, reports OVD-Info . In her Telegram channel, Litvinovich wrote late in the evening of February 4 that she spent the whole day in Sakharov, members of the Public Monitoring Committee “tried to improve everyday life there.” According to her, there are now 812 people in the special detention center.

In Moscow, a case was opened after media publications that a five-year-old child was tortured in a private kindergarten. This is stated on the website of the capital's prosecutor's office. A criminal case was opened under articles on the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements, torture and failure to fulfill obligations to raise a minor. The person involved in the case is the deputy director of the kindergarten.

Police patrols and employees of the regional Ministry of Natural Resources demolished the camp of environmental activists at the Shies station in the Arkhangelsk region. This was reported in the group “Pomorye is not a trash heap!” on VKontakte. Activists told Novaya Gazeta about what happened. The publication states that the Leningrad camp prevented the completion of ground leveling.

The Federal Chamber of Lawyers (FPA RF) sent a statement to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladimir Kolokoltsev, about “a serious increase in cases of violation of the professional rights of lawyers.” In the statement, the chamber pointed out the systematic denial of defense lawyers access to detainees at the police station, writes Kommersant . The leadership of the FPA reminded Kolokoltsev that the Constitution guarantees Russian citizens the right to receive legal assistance.

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In Moscow, MGIMO associate professor Alexander Tevdoy-Burmuli was released, he told Taki Dela about this. The man was arrested for 12 days for participating in the rally on January 31, despite the fact that he has type 1 diabetes. “Since I have a diabetic disease, this is sufficient grounds to stop the arrest,” Alexander said. However, the decision of the first instance has not been reversed, he said. Alexander spent five days in a special detention center.

How to preserve the mind and cope with anxiety during mass protests We open the news. Several men in the form pull out a young man from a taxi and beat with batons directly on the roadway. Alena Kitaeva, a volunteer of the headquarters of Lyubov Sobol, tells how in the Danilovsky police department they put a bag on her head and began to choke on the refusal to give a password from their smartphone. In St.

The first meeting of the expert council of the Circle of Good Foundation took place. It made a number of decisions on spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).

In St. Petersburg, the commission on juvenile affairs issued a warning to Elena, the mother of an 11-year-old girl who was detained at a rally on January 31, Fontanka writes. Elena said that the commission meeting lasted a little over an hour. On it, a woman and her daughter were questioned about the events of January 31, when a girl without adults traveled from Toksovo, Leningrad Region, to St. Petersburg and ended up next to the protesters.

More than 60 public figures and specialists from the field of protecting children's rights signed an open letter criticizing the actions of the Commissioner for Children's Rights for the Leningrad Region, Tamara Litvinova. The authors of the letter proposed starting a “broad public discussion” on the issue of the competencies and independence of the office of the Ombudsman for Children’s Rights.