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Pussy Riot member gets 100 hours of community service for Telegram action

15:22 18/04/2018 Maria Alyokhina, a member of the infamous feminist punk group Pussy Riot, on Wednesday received 100 hours of compulsory community service for unauthorized action against blocking of Telegram messenger.

Pussy Riot member sentenced to community service for unauthorized protest action

17:35 21/12/2017 The Meshchansky District Court of Moscow on Thursday sentenced Maria Alyokhina, a member of the infamous feminist punk group Pussy Riot, to 40 hours of community service for unauthorized protest action near the Federal Security Service’s (FSB) headquarters.

Case against Moscow pensioner charged with violations at public rallies reopened

18:01 30/11/2017 The Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow has ruled to resume proceedings against Vladimir Ionov, 78, who stands charged with repeated breaches of the established order for organizing and holding public protests.

Norwegian authorities arrest Russian woman during protest against Arctic drilling

11:42 18/08/2017 Russian activist Tatiana Vasilyeva has been arrested by the Norwegian Coast Guard during a protest against Arctic drilling in the Barents Sea.

ECHR communicates two protest-related cases to Russian government

16:09 18/07/2017 The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has communicated two cases being joinders of complaints submitted by Russian nationals, who at various times and in various locations of the Russian Federation took part in protest actions.

Russian activist Dadin fined $330 for unauthorized protest

15:30 07/07/2017 A court on Friday fined Russian activist Ildar Dadin 20,000 rubles ($330) for holding an unauthorized one-person picket near the Federal Security Service’s (FSB) building in Moscow.

Russian Constitutional Court rules police must protect one-person protesters

16:26 21/03/2017 The Constitutional Court of Russia has ruled that police officers must protect one-person protestors at the sites the protests take place instead of bringing them to the stations.

Russian Supreme Court discloses reasons for Dadin’s release

10:56 10/03/2017 The Supreme Court of Russia has disclosed its reasons to acquit activist Ildar Dadin, who was the first person convicted of numerous violations of protest laws, stating that terms for criminal persecution in this case were violated.

Russian opposition activist Dadin files appeal with ECHR over imprisonment

17:05 07/03/2017 Russian activist Ildar Dadin, who was the first person convicted of numerous violations of protest laws and acquitted later, filed an appeal with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over unlawful stay in a penal colony.

Convicted opposition activist Dadin seeks review of his case

17:18 13/02/2017 Russian activist Ildar Dadin sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for numerous violations of protest laws has filed a motion with the Supreme Court to reconsider his case.

Convicted opposition activist Dadin’s suit over prison transfer set for Feb.3

17:20 26/01/2017 Moscow’s Zamoskvoretsky District Court will begin hearing on February 3 a lawsuit filed by Russian activist Ildar Dadin sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for numerous violations of protest laws over his transfer to a prison in the Altai Territory.

Russia’s Constitutional Court says protesters have right to duct-tape their mouths

12:45 22/07/2016 The Russia’s Constitutional Court has permitted protesters to duct-tape their mouths, as well as make drawings and place stickers on their faces saying such actions are an expression of opinion on the part of protesters having, nevertheless, reminded that the use of masks, balaclavas, or objects designated to disguise faces violates the law and incurs administrative liability.

Moscow pensioner tried for repeated participation in protests

15:40 08/09/2015 The Preobrazhensky District Court of Moscow has registered a criminal case against Vladimir Ionov, 75, on repeated breaches of the established order for organizing and holding public protests.

Russian opposition activists’ appeal against sentence in Bolotnaya case set for March

14:20 02/02/2015 Russia’s Supreme Court on March 4 will consider complaints against the sentence handed down to Russian opposition activists Sergei Udaltsov and Leonid Razvozzhayev for organizing the Bolotnaya Square protests in central Moscow in May 2012ю

Four Ukrainian riot police commanders placed under house arrest

13:29 28/01/2015 The Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office accused four commanders of a special police department, Berkut, of involvement in a violent dispersion of a protest in central Kiev on November 30, 2013. All four are currently under house arrest.

Court orders medical treatment for Bolotnaya Square protester Kosenko

17:51 23/01/2015 Moscow's Nagatinsky District Court extended compulsory outpatient treatment to Mikhail Kosenko who was found guilty of participating in the Bolotnaya Square riots on May 6, 2012, and of using of violence against the police, RAPSI reports from courtroom on Friday.

Moscow Charlie Hebdo protester faces up to 5 years in prison

12:18 21/01/2015 Muscovite Mark Galperin, who was jailed for eight days for unauthorized protest in support of Charlie Hebdo victims, is now facing criminal prosecution, up to five years in prison.

Russian opposition activist Udaltsov’s application reaches ECHR

15:06 19/01/2015 The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has accepted an application filed by Russian opposition activist Sergei Udaltsov, who was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for organizing the Bolotnaya Square protests in central Moscow in May 2012.

Russian opposition activist Udaltsov sentenced to 4.5. years turns to ECHR

16:32 13/01/2015 Russian opposition activist Sergei Udaltsov, who was sentenced to 4.5 years in prison for organizing the Bolotnaya Square protests in central Moscow in May 2012, filed an application with the European Court of Human Rights.

Russian suspected of involvement in 1991 unrest to remain in Lithuanian detention

15:25 30/12/2014 A court in Lithuania upheld the extension of detention of Russian national Yuri Mel (born 1968) suspected of involvement in clashes in January 1991 after declaration of independence from the USSR.

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