A TOP Russian opposition figure has been placed under house arrest for two months, a move that also bans him from using most forms of communication, including the internet, telephone and mail.
A Moscow court imposed the restrictions on Saturday on Sergei Udaltsov after prosecutors complained he had violated a previous agreement not to leave Moscow.
Udaltsov, one of the most prominent figures of the wave of protests that arose in late 2011, is facing charges in connection with a protest in May and for allegedly plotting to conduct mass disorder aimed at overthrowing the government.
Since Vladimir Putin returned to the Russian presidency in May, authorities have cracked down on opposition, and protests have diminished in frequency and size.
A documentary-style program aired by a Kremlin-friendly TV channel claimed that Udaltsov and his associates met a Georgian politician in 2012 to raise money for organizing riots in Moscow and several other Russian cities.
Udaltsov rejected the charges and said the footage was a sham.
Opposition and rights activists have denounced the case against Udaltsov and other activists as a throwback to the times of Soviet-era repression.
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