St. Petersburg journalist Maria Berezina, the founder project of the Russian Ebola this , which since September 2014 has been collecting information from open sources about deaths in police departments, was interrogated at the center for countering extremism. She announced on June 11 on her Facebook page.
According to Berezina, an employee of the E center asked questions about the creation and content of the Russian Ebola website, and also noted that this content is “one-sided” and highlighting “only facts is wrong.”
Berezina refused to answer questions, referring to Article 51 of the Constitution.
According to Russian Ebola, based on sources confirmed by official statements, at least 114 people have died in Russian police departments, detention centers and pre-trial detention centers since the beginning of the year.