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НАСТОЯЩИЙ МАТЕРИАЛ (ИНФОРМАЦИЯ) ПРОИЗВЕДЕН И РАСПРОСТРАНЕН ИНОСТРАННЫМ АГЕНТОМ ООО “МЕМО”, ЛИБО КАСАЕТСЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ ИНОСТРАННОГО АГЕНТА ООО “МЕМО”.

Marina Melikhova appealed the lifting of the ban on the registration of property sold during bankruptcy.
Krasnodar activist Marina Melikhova appealed the decision of the arbitration court to lift restrictions on part of her property, sold as part of the bankruptcy procedure. The lawyer noted that the court exceeded its authority by allowing the lifting of restrictions on Melikhova's property, despite existing prohibitions from Rosfinmonitoring, which the court cannot cancel in bankruptcy cases.
Residents of Azerbaijan faced problems accessing social networks against the backdrop of the hijab ban.
Students in hijabs were not allowed to attend classes in several schools in Baku, after which students held protests, including conducting classes in the street. Azerbaijani users faced issues accessing Instagram* and TikTok against this backdrop, and a local activist suggested that the restrictions might be related to the spread of calls for protests against the hijab ban.
Adakhov spoke about his health being undermined due to the persecution by law enforcement.
The conflict with officials and law enforcement from the Astrakhan region led to the second detention this year of activist Davud Adakhov in Stavropol, who is engaged in protecting the rights of farmers. According to him, the first time he spent two months in custody, although he was not called for a single interrogation. The second time, the court refused to arrest him; currently, a case is being investigated against Adakhov for insulting a law enforcement officer. The time spent in the pre-trial detention center undermined his health, the activist complained.