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Maria Alekhina, who was convicted by two years, received a job at a school with a correctional colony in Nizhny Novgorod, RIA Novosti reports with reference to lawyer Peter Zaikin. According to him, Alekhina has a good mood and she is happy with work.

"Maria works at school. She does not teach, her work is related to the preparation of methodological materials and the implementation of other tasks using office equipment," said Zaikin, who visited Alekhin in the colony on Friday. With IK-2, the evening school number 39 works. Convicts who do not have a complete secondary education study in it.

On August 7, Alekhina was delivered to IK-2 general regime in Nizhny Novgorod . It contains another political prisoner - activist of "another Russia" Olga Shalin. On July 12, Alekhin was taken out of IK-28 in Berezniki Perm region , where it was contained since November 2012. Until August 1, she was in the SIZO Solikamsk.

According to the deputy chairman of the regional PMC Oleg Khabibrakhmanov, IK -2 - the colony "is quite prosperous, there is a rather competent leader Ivan Leonidovich Repin." The human rights activist added that the prisoners of the colonies are engaged in sewing production. “There is a good hospital and an orphanage there,” he remarked.

On July 24, the Perm Chief of Crimea recognized the decision to be legal to refuse Alekhina in parole. Political prisoner, participating in a meeting on the video from the pre -trial detention center, left the process, announcing a fundamental violation of the judges of her rights. She put on a hood and turned her back to the trial.

Earlier on Friday, it became known that the defense of Alekhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova asks to replace the deadline for his conclusion with correctional labor . Khrunova in the near future will file the appropriate petitions to the courts at the place of serving the sentence of his clients - in Nizhny Novgorod and Mordovia, respectively.

Khrunova asks the court to take into account that Alekhina and Tolokonnikov were convicted of non -violent crime and both have children. “It is obvious that the mother’s condemnation to imprisonment and, as a result, the lack of communication between the child and mother throughout the whole time of conviction cannot but affect the development of the child’s personality and his psyche,” the lawyer emphasizes. The term of conclusion of Alekhina and Tolokonnikova expires in March 2014.