
Ecologist-Politzek Evgeny Vitishko, serving a three-year term in a colony-settlement No. 2 in the village of Sadovy Kirsanovsky district of the Tambov region, submits a petition for parole to the Kirsanovsky district court. This was reported by RAPSI with reference to Sergey Loktev, an activist's lawyer.
The paper will be fed on Wednesday, when the politicalese expires one third of the appointed period - a year. Meanwhile, Loktev himself on Tuesday already filed a petition in the interests of Vitishko on February 17. Both papers, the lawyer added, will be considered in the framework of one production.
Surveying meetings should be expected in late February - early March, the lawyer concluded.
As Loktev evaluates the prospects for considering petitions, the agency did not specify. Earlier, the penalties were repeatedly imposed on the fact that it helps other prisoners in the preparation and sending of cassation complaints, and also indicates the administration to the violations it committed. The human rights activity of the political zone irritated the FSINESS. It was repeatedly imposed on him illegal penalties, one of which was a conclusion in a schizoma in the summer. In protest against this measure, the ecologist held a hunger strike . Vitishko also received threats from the jailers.
Meanwhile, the Russian Socio-Ecological Union announced on February 18 the day of unified actions in defense of Vitishko, urging the promotions for the immediate liberation of the Politzek. Such a picket, in particular, is agreed in Nizhny Novgorod.
On June 20, 2012, the judge of the Tuapse District Court of Kuban Galina Avji sentenced Vitishko and his colleague Suren Gazaryanto three years conditionally with a two -year trial period on charges of damage to the dance of the regional governor Alexander Tkachev. Later, a new business was opened against Gazaryan; He fled from Russia and received a political officer in Estonia.
On December 20, 2013, the judge of the Tuapse City Court of the Kuban Igor Milinchuk replaced Vitishko a conditional term in a three-year imprisonment in a colony-settlement. The criminal-executive inspection insisted on tightening the punishment to the activist. On February 12, 2014, the judge of the Krasnodar Kraisud Andrei Konnov left this decision in force . The activist was delivered to the KP-2 under escort, although according to the Criminal Executive Code, convicts to the colony-settlement get to the place of serving the sentence on their own. The countdown is carried out from February 18, 2014, when Vitishko was taken into custody of a 15-day administrative arrest as a convicted person in a criminal case.
In the fall of 2014, information was received that the KP-2 administration intends to seek a transfer of Vitishko from its institution to a general regime colony in a court. However, in the end, this information was not confirmed .
In January 2015, it turned out that the KP-2 administration sabotes the sending of Vitishko’s appeals to the court and the prosecutor's office. “For some reason, the political officer hides them and sends them only in the presence of the prosecutor,” said the activists of the support group on the Vitishko page on Facebook. “Is this some new norm of work with the official letters of the convicts?”