On Tuesday, members of the Presidential Council for Human Rights will hold a meeting with President Dmitry Medvedev, where they will present him with an interim report on the Magnitsky case (Hermitage Capital lawyer Sergei Magnitsky died in the Matrosskaya Tishina detention center told Gazeta.Ru ), council member Kirill Kabanov .

According to him, the report “will present reasonable suspicions of corruption, the names of officials allegedly involved in this case, conclusions will be drawn on medical violations and on the court decisions taken.”

“We have approved some proposals. Tomorrow we will present them to the president,” he said. When asked what actions the council expects from the president, Kabanov replied: “We will have specific proposals. How the president evaluates this will depend only on him.”

He also added that these proposals will be announced first of all at the meeting with Medvedev, and only then to the media. However, he noted that one of the proposals would be to “transfer prison medicine to the Ministry of Health .”

“There are complaints against the Ministry of Internal Affairs , as well as questions about the algorithm for making judicial decisions,” Kabanov said, answering the question of which officials are suspected of corruption in the Magnitsky case.

“We will also make a number of proposals on how to improve the investigation system,” he added.

The council's final report will be presented when the investigation into Magnitsky's death is completed. Back at the end of May, citing its sources , Vedomosti wrote that experts from the Presidential Council came to the conclusion that the Magnitsky case was fabricated .

The Human Rights Council will name Medvedev officials involved in the Magnitsky case - Gazeta.Ru