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Mitrokhin: In the concentration camp, rights are not violated
The leader of the Yabloko party and the candidate for Moscow mayor Sergei Mitrokhin, who visited the concentration camp for migrants in Golyanov along with the inspectors, said that human rights are not violated there. “And the washing point works normally, and the toilets are clean. Perhaps the power is not the best, albeit hearty. The stew in rice is probably not very much,” Mitrokhin said on the air of “Echo of Moscow”. He also noticed that many prisoners in the camp lives better than free.
At the same time, the candidate, the anti -migrant campaign of the Moscow authorities added, is nothing more than a pre -election PR action, since law enforcement officers do not pursue employers who used the labor of illegal migrants.
In June, speaking to the municipal deputies, Mitrokhin said that he was playing for patrols “from bloggers and local residents” who would check documents from all people who look like migrants on the streets.
Meanwhile, on Sunday afternoon, activists of the Committee for the working International held single pickets against migrant hunting at the entrance to the concentration camp. They left the poster "Enough of the election xenophobia. Any worker is legal, any worker is the right to vote."
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Mitrokhin and Navalny about concentration camps for migrants
Golyanovsky camp: Inspectorate on August 11. Photo report by Nicky Maksimyuk:
On Saturday, a rally against concentration camps took place in Yekaterinburg. About 10 left -wing activists came out with the posters “work - all, concentration camp - policemen”, “Down with slave owners and exploiters!”, “Stop shaving us. Instead of fascist raids - trade unions, squads, solidarity, struggle.” There were no detentions. As one of the rally participants explained to reporters, the concentration camp has not yet been opened in Yekaterinburg, but the raids are also here, and the FMS officials say that the special receiver for migrants is almost filled, thereby leading the authorities to think about the need for a concentration camp.
On Friday, the head of the capital's department of the FMS Olga Kirillova promised to resettle the Golyanov concentration camp in the near future, starting from August 13 the deportation of his prisoners to his homeland.
Meanwhile, the head of the Duma labor committee of Uneneros Andrei Isaev said that it is supposed to record the legal status of concentration camps in the law. He made such a statement after the statements of human rights activists who noticed that the concentration camps do not have any legal status.
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