Anti-fascist Sutuga will stay in a cell-type room until July 18

Anti-fascist Aleksey Sutuga, who is held in IK-14 in Angarsk, will stay in the “internal prison” - a cell-type room (PKT), where he was transferred from a punishment cell (punishment cell) - at least until July 18. Olga Sutuga, the mother of the convicted person, reported this to Kasparov.Ru. Convicts in the FCT can only use personal hygiene items. Unlike the usual regime, in the FCT they are searched more thoroughly and escorted more strictly. Those held in the PKT work separately from other convicts, and they are allowed to purchase food and personal items for no more than 500 rubles per month. Sutuga was transferred to IK-14 in Angarsk after the start of a hunger strike in the Irkutsk pre-trial detention center. Then he was placed in a punishment cell - the reason was the sharpening, allegedly discovered by the guards during the inspection of the anti-fascist. On March 31, Sutuga was again placed in a punishment cell for 15 days, and then this period was extended. On April 17, it became known that the anti-fascist detention regime had been tightened to PKT. As Svetlana Sidorkina, the prisoner’s lawyer, told Mediazona, they are trying to isolate Sutuga from the rest of the prisoners because of his beliefs and unwillingness to cooperate with the colony administration. Anti-fascist and social activist Sutuga was sentenced to three years and a month in prison on September 30 last year. According to investigators, on the evening of January 2 last year, he and an unidentified accomplice beat young people who were having dinner at the Sbarro cafe with a hammer. The defendant himself does not admit guilt - according to him, he was in a cafe and tried to break up a fight that suddenly broke out, but did not hit anyone, especially with a hammer. The Memorial human rights center recognized Sutuga as a political prisoner.