Four Moscow residents arrested for supporting Yabloko at Supreme Court

Two more people who came to support the 'Yabloko' party at the Supreme Court on August 10 were arrested for 15 and 10 days at Nagatinsky Ra...

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Four Moscow residents were arrested for attending a gathering near the Supreme Court on August 10 to support the Yabloko party.
The arrests were based on Article 20.2, part 6.1 of the Russian Administrative Code, related to unauthorized assembly and obstruction of traffic.
The individuals were detained on August 17, one week after the event.
The Supreme Court had ruled on August 10 to remove Yabloko from the parliamentary election list following a lawsuit by the Rodina party.
The court cases were handled by the Nagatinsky District Court of Moscow.
The defendants denied guilt, claiming they did not obstruct traffic or participate in a protest.

At least three Moscow residents were arrested, with one, Vyacheslav Avdashov, receiving 14 days of administrative arrest. — meduza
The court found the couple, Balabekov and Bunyakova, guilty of blocking roads during a protest, citing that around 200 people created obstructions. — novaya_eu
The Nagatinsky District Court sentenced Nabii Balabekov to 15 days and Darya Bunyakova to 10 days, citing part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the KоАП. — tg_astrapress
The Tushinsky District Court also sentenced Vyacheslav Avdashov to 14 days, which contradicts the claim in other sources that the Nagatinsky Court handled all cases. — novaya_eu