Hearings in criminal case against eccentric artist Pavlensky to begin on April 28
Preliminary hearings in the criminal case against Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, accused of setting fire to the Moscow headquarters of the Federal Security Service (FSB), will begin on April 28.
Criminal case against Russian eccentric artist Pavlensky reaches court
Prosecutors have sent a criminal case against Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, accused of setting fire to the Moscow headquarters of the Federal Security Service (FSB), to Moscow’s Meshchansky District Court.
Russian eccentric artist Pavlensky turns to ECHR over detention
Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, accused of setting fire to the Moscow headquarters of the Federal Security Service (FSB), has filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) regarding his detention.
Criminal case against eccentric artist Pavlensky reclassified
Investigators have reclassified a criminal case against Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, who is accused of setting fire to the Moscow headquarters of the Federal Security Service, the FSB.
Eccentric artist Pavlensky to stay in detention on vandalism charges
The Moscow City Court has upheld the detention of Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, who stands charged with vandalism for setting fire to the Moscow headquarters of the Federal Security Service, the FSB.
Moscow police arrest man who was allegedly shooting cars from window
Moscow police on Monday morning arrested a man who was allegedly shooting cars with pneumatic rifle from his window.
ECHR to review Russian citizen’s complaints over placing German flag on FSB building
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has consolidated two applications filed by Russian national Mikhail Feldman convicted of raising a German flag over Federal Security Service (FSB) building in the city of Kaliningrad over detention and unfair trial.
Moscow court extends detention of performance artist Pavlensky accused of vandalism
The Tagansky District Court in Moscow has extended the detention of Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, who allegedly attempted to burn the doors of the Federal Security Service building, until March 6.
Eccentric artist Pavlensky charged with vandalism denied $13,000 bail
The Moscow City Court on Tuesday refused to release Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, who has been charged with vandalism after his alleged attempt to burn the doors of the Federal Security Service building, on 1 million-ruble ($13,000) bail.
Eccentric artist Pavlensky to remain in detention for alleged arson attempt till Jan. 7
The Moscow City Court on Tuesday upheld the extension of detention of Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky, who has been charged with vandalism after his alleged attempt to burn the doors of the Federal Security Service building, until January 7.
Performance artist Pavlensky to stay jailed for alleged arson attempt at FSB headquarters
The Moscow City Court on Thursday upheld the detention of Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky who has been charged with vandalism after his alleged attempt to burn the doors of the Federal Security Service building.
One of the roofers accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper found guilty
The Tagansky District Court in Moscow has found guilty one of the roofers accused of painting a star on a skyscraper in the center of Moscow with colors of Ukraine's flag.
Eccentric artist Pavlensky charged with vandalism for burning tyres
Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky who is known for cutting off a part of his earlobe was officially charged with vandalism for burning tyres at a church in St. Petersburg.
Roofers accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper to stay under house arrest
Moscow’s Zamoskvoretsky District Court has extended the house arrest of four young people charged with painting the star and hoisting a Ukrainian flag on a high-rise building in Moscow.
Russian court hears case over placing German flag on FSB garage in Kaliningrad
The Central District Court in Kaliningrad began hearing a criminal case against three activists charged with mounting a German flag on a Federal Security Service (FSB) building in Kaliningrad.
Woman accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper to stay under house arrest
The Moscow City Court on Monday upheld the house arrest of Yevgeniya Korotkova charged with painting the star and hoisting a Ukrainian flag on a high-rise building in Moscow.
Roofers accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper to stay under house arrest
The Moscow City Court on Monday upheld the house arrest of three young people charged with painting the star and hoisting a Ukrainian flag on a high-rise building in Moscow.
Man accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper to remain in detention
The Moscow City Court on Monday upheld the detention of roofer Vladimir Podrezov, who had been charged with painting the star and hoisting a Ukrainian flag on a Moscow skyscraper.
Roofers accused of placing Ukrainian flag on Moscow skyscraper to stay under house arrest
The Moscow City Court has upheld the house arrest of four young people charged with painting the star and hoisting a Ukrainian flag on a high-rise building in Moscow, the court told RAPSI on Wednesday.
Self-mutilating artist Pavlensky avoids psychiatric evaluation for third time
A court in St. Petersburg dismissed for the third time an application filed by the Investigative Committee seeking to examine eccentric performer Pyotr Pavlensky’s mental health.