Altai activist Aruna Arna has been banned from certain activities in connection with a case involving "calls for terrorism."

The Altai activist is prohibited from entering train stations and airports, attending rallies and public events, managing and administering social media, and using a telephone or the internet.

It was previously reported that Aruna's relatives accidentally learned that she was being taken to court for a pretrial detention hearing, according to Voice of Altai and Voice of Russia. “Nobody knew about this, we didn’t provide any documents, we didn’t have time to provide them to the lawyer,” — said the activist’s relative.

Aruna Arna - supporter Svetlana Lada-Rus, The leader of the Volya party, banned in Russia. She is known for her campaign against the construction of resorts in protected areas of the Altai Mountains. She has been fined several times for social media posts, including ones about Putin doubles and impending bombings of Russian cities.

An active participant in protests against municipal reform, which Altai Republic conducted by the governor's team Andrey Turchak. At the end of August, Arna was included on the terrorist list.

Aruna was searched the day before.