Over 70 detained near Supreme Court during Yabloko appeal
More than 85 people were detained at the Supreme Court on the day of the appeal hearing of 'Yabloko', according to RusNews.
Consensus
- More than 70 people were detained at the Supreme Court building on the day of the 'Yabloko' appeal hearing.
- The Supreme Court rejected 'Yabloko's' appeal regarding its removal from the State Duma election list.
- Some detainees were released without protocols.
- Detainees were held in police stations, some without access to communication.
- The appeal was related to 'Yabloko's' removal from the State Duma elections, citing violations including copyright infringement and foreign funding.
- The event occurred on August 10.
Points of divergence
- More than 85 people were detained. — tg_varlamov_news
- Among the detained were minors. — tg_holodmedia
- Some detainees were arrested in plain clothes, and one was taken 20 km to OVD 'Severnoye Izmaylovo'. — tg_echoonline_news
- One activist had his passport seized and was held overnight, but was later released. — tg_echoonline_news
- Only one protocol was issued, according to Kirill Goncharov, who called it 'special'. — tg_echoonline_news
- Grigory Yavlinsky called the court's decision 'unprecedented in its destructive impact on constitutional foundations of the electoral system, freedom of speech, and fair political competition.' — tg_echoonline_news
Coverage (3 sources)
- Arrests of those who came to the Supreme Court building, where the 'Motherland' case against 'Yabloko' was considered on August 10, continue —... — ЭХО / Новости
- More than 85 people detained outside Supreme Court on day of 'Yabloko' appeal hearing, reports RusNews. — Varlamov News
- More than 70 people detained at the Supreme Court building. Today the appeal of the 'Yabloko' party is being considered there, which was removed from the State Duma elections on August 10, accused among other things of copyright infringement and foreign funding. — Холод