Prosecutions that name more than one defendant. Kept as their own records so the co-defendant structure — the same statute used against a whole group — stays visible for prosecution-pattern analysis.
Evgenia Kameneva and Alexander Knyazev were detained at Domodedovo Airport while returning from vacation. They were previously detained in February 2025 for bringing flowers to a monument, and Knyazev reported being beaten by police at that time.
Andrei Rekst, a 24-year-old Muslim, was heavily fined by a Krasnoyarsk court for studying theologian Said Nursi's writings with fellow Muslims. State agencies claim such study constitutes involvement in "Nurdzhular", a banned organization which Muslims in Russia deny has ever existed.
Former GKNB Chairman Kamchybek Tashiev is on trial in the '75ers case' regarding an alleged attempt to seize power. During the hearing, a witness accused him of using psychological pressure and intimidation.
Physicists Valery Zvegintsev and Vladislav Galkin were sentenced to 12.5 years in a strict regime colony for high treason. The charges stem from their scientific publications and international conference participation.
Two Natsbol activists, Arseny Leoshko and Alexander Ershov, were detained at a rally in Tomsk against the blocking of Roblox. Ershov was released without charges, while Leoshko was released after giving an explanation. Police demanded Ershov sign a contract to fight in the war with Ukraine, threatening to send him to the front by force.
Singer Naoko (Diana Loginova) and guitarist Alexander Orlov from the band "Stoptaym" were detained upon exiting a special detention center in St. Petersburg. This is their third detention, related to street performances with anti-war songs. They are being charged with organizing a simultaneous stay of citizens in a public place and, in Naoko's case, discrediting the army.
Ekaterina Romanova and Diana Protasova, eco-activists defending Losiny Ostrov National Park, were detained for disobeying police. Protasova was taken to the hospital due to high blood pressure.
Former head of Kyrgyzstan's security service Kamchybek Tashiev and several others are facing trial in Bishkek. They are charged with abuse of power and attempting to seize power following a petition by 75 public figures calling for early presidential elections.
Zakhar Asmalovsky, a Baptist conscientious objector, was fined by a Krasnoyarsk Region court for evading conscription after being denied Alternative Civilian Service (ACS). He is appealing the conviction, highlighting the difficulty in obtaining ACS after the war began.
Viktor and Natalya Astakhov, activists of the "Left Front," were detained on Red Square for allegedly passing a newspaper containing an article about the trial against Sergei Udaltsov. Their personal belongings were seized, and they were taken to a police station.
