Enka girl beaten in St. Petersburg

On February 11, 2013, in St. Petersburg, a group of teenagers beat the daughter of 14-year-old Daria, an activist for the protection of the rights of indigenous peoples of the North, Alexei Bolin. The girl is half ethnic Enka, half Izhorka.

Earlier on February 9, a group of teenagers entered the school where Darya studies, dragged the girl into the toilet and stuffed her personal belongings and textbooks into the toilet. Fizruk took the girl out of the school through another exit. The parents called the police, but law enforcement officials did not draw up a report, saying that "there is no corpus delicti" and advised him to go to the children's room of the police.

On the same day, teenagers began to break with their fists and kicks at the door of the apartment, shouting "I'm a Slav!", "Open it, otherwise it will be worse! ". A. Bolin opened the door and saw that " they throw their hands up and down in a Nazi salute." “Even when I opened the door and asked what they needed, they had the audacity to demand that my daughter be handed over to them for reprisal ,” the man said.

On February 11, teenagers waited for the girl near the school and beat her. They put her on her knees, began to choke her, beat her head on the ice. The girl was hospitalized with a closed craniocerebral injury and concussion. The photo of the beaten girl was posted on the VKontakte social network.

As the President of the Association of Indigenous Peoples of Taimyr Sidor Chuprin said, AKMNT will monitor the situation related to the attack on the ethnic enku D. Bolina.

Sources

• The daughter of an activist of a small people was beaten in St. Petersburg // IA "The Finno-Ugric media center FINUGOR.RU. 2013. February 12.