The Ministry of Justice also updated the list of "enemies of the people". The journalist Yuri David and the writer Boris Akonin were added to it. The department also added the politicians Leonid Volkov and Dmitry Gudkov, the publicist Alexander Nebzorov and the poet Dmitry Bykov to the register of citizens against whom "temporary restrictive measures" are applied. In addition, the list included human rights activist Sergey Davidis, journalist Sergey Yezhov, as well as Navalny's former chiefs of staff in Tomsk and Perm, Ksenia Fadeeva and Sergey Ukhov. ——. The new registry was launched in October. It includes people who left Russia and were convicted in absentia by Russian courts. Inclusion in this registry actually entails "civilian death": freezing of accounts and funds in Russian banks, ban on internet banking and sale of property, denial of consular services and other restrictions.

The Ministry of Justice also updated the list of "enemies of the people". The journalist Yuri David and the writer Boris Akonin were added to it. The department also added the politicians Leonid Volkov and Dmitry Gudkov, the publicist Alexander Nebzorov and the poet Dmitry Bykov to the register of citizens against whom "temporary restrictive measures" are applied. In addition, the list included human rights activist Sergey Davidis, journalist Sergey Yezhov, as well as Navalny's former chiefs of staff in Tomsk and Perm, Ksenia Fadeeva and Sergey Ukhov. ——. The new registry was launched in October. It includes people who left Russia and were convicted in absentia by Russian courts. Inclusion in this registry actually entails "civilian death": freezing of accounts and funds in Russian banks, ban on internet banking and sale of property, denial of consular services and other restrictions.