Elena Morgunova, the wife of artist Pavel Krisevich, left Russia after two consecutive arrests. The couple is currently looking for housing in Paris, but is currently unable to live together.
Elena Morgunova left Russia after two arrests. Read more
Elena Perepelitsa, a member of the Moscow Yabloko party, received a four-year prison sentence for making seven 500-ruble donations to the Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK). The Simonovsky Court handed down the sentence.
On October 9, 1935, Ilya Gabay, a dissident, poet, and human rights activist, was born in Baku. He participated in the "glasnost rally" and was arrested twice.
October 9: Ilya Gabay's birthday Read more
The case of torture by police in Yakutsk, which resulted in the death of a detainee, has reached court. The first hearing in the case against five security officers is scheduled for October 14.
The Yakutsk police torture case has been referred to court. Read more
Fifty-two-year-old political prisoner Igor Yakovenko has died in Krasnodar's Pretrial Detention Center No. 1. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor several days before his death.
Igor Yakovenko died in a pretrial detention center in Krasnodar. Read more
Political prisoner and saxophonist Andrei Shabanov was beaten twice in prison, his mother, Olga Medvedeva, told Novaya Gazeta.
Saxophonist Andrei Shabanov was beaten twice in prison. Read more
Lida Moniava wrote her first post after the case was closed: the Federal Penitentiary Service has lifted her bracelet and restrictions, and she remains the head of the "House with a Lighthouse" project.
Lida Moniava wrote her first post after the case was closed. Read more
The number of cases for membership in banned organizations in Russia has increased by 50%, from 219 to 328 defendants, according to a Memorial report.
Cases related to "prohibited organizations" in Russia have increased by 50%. Read more
The case against Lida Moniava, head of the "House with a Lighthouse" foundation, has been dismissed due to lack of evidence of a crime, her support group reported.
The case against Lida Moniava for "fakes" about the army has been dropped. Read more
Fines for coercing abortions have been introduced in the Novosibirsk region: from 3 to 5 rubles for individuals and up to 200 rubles for legal entities.
Fines for "inducing abortion" are being introduced in the Novosibirsk region. Read more
Memorial's report on digital surveillance of children in schools: four areas of surveillance of students, parents, and teachers in Russian schools.
Digital surveillance of children in schools: Memorial report Read more
Detentions at a Communist Party of the Russian Federation rally, the dismemberment of a family by a former "DPR" fighter, and the luring out of a Ukrainian woman: NeMoskva news overnight 🔹 In Moscow, some of the detained participants of the authorized Communist Party of the Russian Federation rally were left in police stations at 48
The Ministry of Justice updated the register of foreign agents. This week, the following were added: 🔸Zhanna Nemtsova, the daughter of Boris Nemtsov; 🔸Rustam Khuazhev, a Circassian (Adyghe) public and political figure, secretary general of the World Circassian Agency and a member of the League of Free Nations movement;
The Ministry of Justice has updated the register of foreign agents Read more
"No Way Forward": A Canadian who moved to Russia as a supporter of "traditional values" can't get permanent residence - he is forced to go to the "SVO" Canadian farmer and father of many children, Arend
Sergei Furgal's associate, detained in Georgia, has been released on bail. A Tbilisi court has released Mikhail Timofeev on bail of 50 lari (over 1,5 million rubles). He has also been prohibited from leaving the premises.
Sergei Furgal's associate, detained in Georgia, has been released on bail. Read more
"Older people are respected everywhere in our country." October 1st is the International Day of Older Persons. According to the WHO, these are people who have already reached the age of 60. On this day, people around the world discuss
"We honor the elderly everywhere." October 1 is International Day of Older Persons. Read more
Human rights activists from "Go to the Forest" gave instructions to conscripts ahead of the autumn draft, which began on October 1.
The Feminist Anti-War Resistance has released a report on abortion restrictions and increased control over women's reproductive rights in the Russian Federation.
A report on violations of women's reproductive rights in Russia has been published. Read more
"Simplifying the work of an apparatus that masquerades as the judiciary": What lawyers say about the jury reform. What worries lawyers most is the idea of including a judge in the jury. The reform's authors claim,
The "You Are Not Alone" marathon has launched a €5000 fundraiser to provide warm clothing for political prisoners in pretrial detention centers and penal colonies. Donations from abroad are welcome.
You Are Not Alone" announces a collection for warm clothing for political prisoners. Read more
Farmer Svetlana Panina's husband was accused of setting fire to a cattle disposal site in the Novosibirsk region and placed under house arrest.
Courts and draft boards in the Russian Federation deny alternative civilian service based on excellent marks in the OBZR and completion of training camps.
Conscripts are denied ACS due to their school grades in the OBZR Read more
The Ministry of Justice updated its register of foreign agents. This week, the list includes: 🔸Andrey Zvyagintsev, director; 🔸Pavel Ivanov, politician; 🔸Yerzhan Turgumbay, activist from Kazakhstan; 🔸Mikhail Shevelev, journalist, and the Anarchist-35 project.
The Ministry of Justice has updated its register of foreign agents. Read more
The court upheld life sentences for the defendants in the Crimean Bridge explosion case. A military court in the Moscow region upheld the sentences for eight defendants and rejected their appeals against the sentences.
The court upheld life sentences for those involved in the Crimean Bridge explosion case. Read more
