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July 19
- The court extended arrest of ex-director of the FBK Ivan Zhdanov father for four months
- Jehovah’s Witness from Birobidzhan was sentenced to two and a half years of probation
- Jehovah’s Witness from Arkhangelsk was sentenced to a fine of 850 thousand rubles
- Three Jehovah’s Witnesses were fined up to 500 thousand rubles in Kirov Region
- The measure of restraint was extended for three months for anarchists from Chelyabinsk in the form of a ban on certain actions in the case of the banner “FSB is the main terrorist”
- In Orenburg, employees of Center “E” (Center for Countering Extremism) conducted a search of blogger Sergei Dobryshkin, who was covering the case of shaman Gabyshev
- Moscow court upheld the preventive measure for the lawyer Ivan Pavlov
July 20
- Three Jehovah’s Witnesses was detained in Nalchik
- Jehovah’s Witness was sentenced to two and a half years of probation in the Jewish Autonomous Region
- The sentence of Pavel Grin-Romanov, a defendant in the “palace case” was commuted in Moscow: three years in prison instead of three and a half under the article on using violence against a representative of the authorities at the January 31 rally
July 21
- The arrest of the former “Open Russia” director Andrei Pivovarov was extended for three months in the case of participation in the activities of an undesirable organization
- Moscow court upheld a ban on certain actions for DOXA editors
- The measure of restraint for the figurants of the “sanitary case” Dmitry Baranovsky, Lyusa Stein, Kira Yarmysh and Oleg Stepanov was extended in the form of house arrest or a ban on certain actions
- The detention of the Ingush protest leaders was extended for another three months
- The stay at the pri-trial detention was extended for a month for Rostov activist Kirill Skripin because of the inscription “Putin is a thief”
July 22
- The Court of Cassation upheld the decision to hospitalize Shaman Gabyshev
- Russia extradited a participant of opposition protests Alexei Kudin to Belarus. The ECHR previously banned Russia from extraditing Kudin because he was threatened with torture at home
- The court extended the arrest of Yan Katelevsky, a journalist of “Rosderzhava”and the author of anti-corruption investigations
July 23
- Pussy Riot participant Maria Alyokhina house arrest was extended for six months for the “sanitary case”
- Crimea court left two defendants in the Simferopol case “Hizb ut-Tahrir” in custody for another two months
- The Insider media and five journalists from Project, Dozhd, Open Media and Radio Liberty were included in the “foreign agents” media register
- Two Crimean Tatar prisoners were sent to punishment cells for the night prayer
- A protocol was drawn up against the head of the Committee against Torture under the article on participation in the activities of an undesirable organization
July 25
- Irkutsk activist and former volunteer of Navalny’s headquarters Dmitry Nadein was sent for compulsory treatment in the case of justifying terrorism
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