Aleksei Vorsin is being prosecuted under the so-called ‘Dadin’ article of the Russian Criminal Code following the protests of 23 January 2021

Gleb Maryasov, a Krasnoyarsk resident and member of the Libertarian Party, has been charged with blocking roads at a protest rally in support of Aleksei Navalny on 23 January in Moscow

In protest against the verdict in the New Greatness trial, Olga Misik, Igor Basharimov, and Ivan Vorobyovsky splashed paint on the entrance to the Prosecutor General’s Office and put up posters on the fence outside the Lyublino district court in Moscow

Salman Tepsurkayev, a 19-year-old moderator of the oppositionist Telegram channel 1ADAT that reported on human rights violations in Chechnya, was abducted in early September 2020

Previously, Oleh Prykhodko was repeatedly prosecuted under administrative law for his pro-Ukrainian views

In October 2020, Muso Dzhalolov, who lived in St Petersburg, was sentenced to 10 years in a strict regime penal colony for involvement in a terrorist organisation

Online press conference, Friday 2nd April, 12pm Moscow time (GMT+3)

They urge to call on the Russian authorities to open a criminal investigation into the cases of torture and extrajudicial executions

Artyom Zagrebelny was sentenced to five years in prison for violence against law enforcement officers who attacked him in the lift of the apartment building where he lived without showing their ID

Prilutsky links his criminal prosecution with his opposition activities as a member of the Belaruskali strike committee