
The Federal Penitentiary Service did not find evidence of the application of torture to political prisoner Ildar Dadin and other prisoners of the Karelian IK-7. This was stated by Deputy Director of the FSIN Valery Maksimenko, reports TASS.
"Based on the results of the audit, the facts of unacceptable methods of influence on Dadin, the illegal use of physical strength to the convicted person, in connection with which the harm was caused to his health, did not find their confirmation," Maksimenko said. "All the materials of the official audit were transferred to the investigating authorities, it remains only to wait for the procedural decision."
"Not a single physical damage was found - neither the FSIN doctors, nor the commission of civilian doctors of the district hospital, nor the doctors of the hospital in Petrozavodsk," said the deputy head of the FSIN. Maksimenko also emphasized that Professor Vasily Generalov, recommended by the human rights community recommended by the human rights community, did not reveal damage during the examination of the political prisoner.
"The official audit also did not reveal facts of illegal use of physical force to other convicts," said the deputy head of the prison department.
Maksimenko thanked everyone who "did not succumb to provocation" and shared the position of the FSIN in the question of torture in the Segezh colony. “I want to thank Yevgeny Levkovich separately - for the desire to objectively understand and find out the truth, and Irek Murtazin and Oleg Lurie - because everyone who has never been in places of imprisonment, intelligibly and clearly confirmed my words that Ildar Dadin is just a very talented imitator with magnificent artistry and amazing imagination,” said the deputy head of the Federal Penitentiary Service.
“Unfortunately, among the human rights community there were also such representatives who, on the contrary, intentionally tried to destabilize the situation: the media reported inaccurate information, inventing and inventing stories that would discredit employees of the penal system, while not having a single reliable and confirmed fact. We believe that such actions are incompatible with a high rank of human rights defenders,” - - I noticed Maksimenko. At the same time, he emphasized that in the story of Dadin the FSIN "was opened as ever."
On November 1, a letter from Dadin was published to his wife Anastasia Zotova, who was recorded from his words by lawyer Alexei Lipzer on October 31. In a letter, Politzek talked about the torture that he was subjected to in the Karelian IK-7 . In the FSIN, these facts deny these facts, but Dadin himselfconfirmed them to the human rights activists who visited him . The IK-7 prisoners also talked about torture, which other convicts were subjected to at different times.
In support of Dadin, protests are held. Human rights activists, politicians, and cultural figures made his defense. On November 19, the European Court of Human Rights Communized Dadin's complaint about torture in the colony . The ECHR posed questions to Russia: whether the right to ban torture was violated (Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights) from September 1 to November 18; Whether Dadin was an object of cruel and improper treatment during this period; Whether Dadin had access to the effective means of legal protection. The answer in the Strasbourg court is expected until December 16.
On November 24, the European Parliament adopted the resolution with the demand to immediately release Dadin , as well as all convicts "for the exercise of the right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly." The deputies also expressed “serious concern” to the situation with Dadin and emphasized the need for an independent investigation of his messages about torture in the colony. Reporting over the Politzek, noted in the resolution, is not the only case of violation of human rights and inhuman treatment with the Russian penitentiary systems concluded in institutions. The Euro -deputies emphasized that the involved in the torture of Dadin must be punished.