
Alexander Kolchenko was put on “preventive accounting” in the Kopeisk colony, where he is serving his sentence, as “a person prone to the spread of extremist ideology”. Information about this was distributed by members of the PMC of the Chelyabinsk region who visited the Ukrainian in the colony, Radio Liberty correspondent Anton Naumluk reports.
"Alexander Kolchenko was put on the so -called" preventive accounting "due to the fact that the verdict has the concepts of" terrorism, extremism ". As the representative of the colony explained to us, preventive accounting is applied to everyone who has such a harsh sentence. If within three months the convicted person" does not manifest itself as inclined to extremism and terrorism ", then the accounting is removed. We should not.
The video, which was shot in the colony by members of the observation commission, Kolchenko says that he asked the employee to explain what extremism is, but "he began to read out excerpts from the book - the" Criminal Code ", in fact, did not explain."
“I was told that extremism is the discontent of the existing authority. I ask:“ And if you go to the polls and vote for another candidate - this is also extremism? ”I could not answer and began to refer to the sentence,” said Kolchenko.
In addition, Kolchenko noted that on March 5 he was made an oral reprimand for the lack of a badge and for not saying hello to
colony employee. After the reprimand, he was sent to the schizo. The human rights movement "Memorial" recognized Alexander Kolchenko political prisoners. The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine sent the Russian Ministry of Justice a request for extradition of Kolchenko, as well as Oleg Sentsov, Gennady Afanasyev and Yuri Soloshenko, who should be considered in the 30th day.


Foreign Correspondent RS