Boris Stomakhin was beaten in a pre -trial detention center

The publicist Boris Stomakhin, who is detained for his articles, is beaten in the Moscow Bear 4 "Bear". A quote from a letter from Politzec is cited by a civil activist Viktor Corb in his blog. According to Stomakhin, he was attacked by the cellmate Andrei Gorshenin born in 1973, a native of Volgograd. Politzek characterizes it as "Nazis and anti -Semitus." “Tomorrow I will demand a translation alone. I ask everyone for help,” the Stomakhin’s letter says.

On February 20, the Moscow City Court recognized the extension of Stomakhin’s arrest for a period until April 10. The consideration of the cassation appeal of the defense lasted only a few minutes; The correspondent of the "faces" was not allowed to go to the audience, allowing him to enter the hall only for announcement. Politzek participated in a meeting on video communication from the pre -trial detention center; In the courtroom, his interests were represented by lawyer Viktor Borodin.

On February 1, the Butyrsky court of Moscow left Stomakhin in custody. A publicist who has known articles with a sharp criticism of Russian statehood has been in conclusion from November 20, 2012. He is accused under Part 1 of Article 205.2 (public justification of terrorism) and part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (excitement of hatred or hostility). He faces up to seven years of colony.

In 2006-2011, Stomakhin had already left for a five-year term under articles 282 and 280 (public calls for extremism). At that time, he was also convicted exclusively for his works. During the detention, Stomakhin tried to escape from the apartment through the window along the rope, but the rope broke and he received fractures of the legs and processes of two vertebrae. Stomakhin has not yet recovered from the consequences of these injuries.

Soon after the repeated arrest of Stomakhin, Corb began the Internet campaign for his release. The signatures for thoughts and words were left, in particular, human rights activists Alexander Podrabink, Elena Sannikova, Vladimir Shaklein, poet Natalya Gorbanevskaya, civil activists Vera Lavreshina, Oleg Prudnikov, Pavel Shekhtman, journalist Polina Zherebtsova, publicist Mikhail Verbitsky, the widow of the first president of Chechnya Alla Dudaeva.