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Detention of former high-ranking investigator in bribery case extended for month

17:39 17/09/2019 The Moscow City Court on Tuesday extended detention of ex-chief of the Investigative Committee’s Moscow directorate Alexey Kramarenko charged with receiving bribes for a month.

Russia’s State Duma passes bill on unified federal data resource in first reading

16:01 17/09/2019 The State Duma has passed a bill on the unified federal information resource of data on the country’s nationals.

Ex-law enforcement battalion commander gets 7.5 years for corruption

15:40 17/09/2019 Moscow’s Khoroshevsky District Court has sentenced a former Special Police Force battalion commander Mikhail Pytalev to 7.5 years behind bars for corruption.

Deripaska files business reputation protection suit against foreign media outlets

15:23 17/09/2019 Russian mogul Oleg Deripaska has filed a business reputation protection lawsuit against three foreign media outlets with the Krasnodar Regional Commercial Court.

Inskoy mine precedent: can state help business in order to prevent social unrest?

14:08 17/09/2019 This year, Miner's Day was marked by Russian president who said that the Federal Security Service (FSB) would join the efforts aimed at overcoming barriers on the way of increasing coal exports. However, usually law enforcement agencies get interested in coal business for completely different reasons. The situation with the Inskoy mine in the Kuzbass region is a vivid example of this practice. The mine was on its way to bankruptcy when its employees went on a strike. Regional authorities did their best to prevent a social unrest but were later accused of an attempted raid attack on the mine. RAPSI has studied all the details of this story, the chronology of which was published on Tayga.info website that is closely watching after it.

Mother of defunct detainee to receive $8k compensation from penitentiary medical unit

13:44 17/09/2019 The St. Petersburg City Court ordered a penitentiary medical unit to pay 500,000 rubles (about $8,000) in compensation to the mother of a detainee, who had died from failure to provide medical aid in the detention center Kresty.

Alleged spy Whelan to remain detained until late October

12:30 17/09/2019 The Moscow City Court on Tuesday upheld extension of detention of a foreign citizen Paul Whelan charged with espionage until late October.

Russian football stars Kokorin, Mamayev freed from prison

10:22 17/09/2019 Football players Alexander Kokorin and Pavel Mamayev were released from a Belgorod Region prison on Tuesday.

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Russia’s State Duma adopts bill on minimal wage increase

13:39 12/12/2019 The lower house of Russian parliament, the State Duma, has passed a bill to increase minimal monthly wage by 7.5%, up to 12,130 rubles (over $190), starting January 1, 2020. Current minimal monthly wage is estimated at 11,280 rubles.

Defendant in Moscow judge threat case to undergo mental examination

13:16 12/12/2019 Moscow’s Basmanny District Court ordered resident of Voronezh Mikhail Kvasov, who stands charged with murder threats to a judge, to be recommitted to a mental hospital.

Minors’ ombudsman to monitor palliative care provision to children in Russian regions

11:59 12/12/2019 Children’s ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova and the St. Petersburg children’s hospice will monitor the efficiency of palliative care in Russian regions.

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