Elena Patyaeva—a friend of Seda Suleymanova, who disappeared three years ago after being forcibly returned from St. Petersburg to Chechnya—was detained in Grozny. On August 23, Patyaeva stood by the monument to journalists who died for freedom of speech, holding a sign that read: "I demand an investigation into the murder of Seda Suleymanova." This was reported by the human rights project "Slovo Zashchite" (Word for the Defense).
A resident of Chechnya was fined for “discrediting” the Russian army
The Akhmatovsky Court in Grozny sentenced local resident Magomed-Emi Saidov to a fine of 15 thousand rubles. He was found guilty under the administrative article of discrediting the RF Armed Forces.
According to the case materials, Saidov posted publications on telegram that the examination recognized as extremist and aimed at discrediting the armed forces of the Russian Federation. In addition, the man was accused of demonstrating extremist symbols, but the report on this case was returned to the police due to procedural violations.
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