Three for one

In Moscow, participants in the action were detained by the building of the Prosecutor General’s Office in support of the political prisoner Ildar Dadin. This was reported by the correspondent of "faces".

A group of activists came to the General Prosecutor's Office to submit an application for a crime - torture in relation to Dadin. In addition, they demanded to verify the legality of Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code (repeated violations at rallies), by which Dadin was convicted.

During the collection of signatures at the walls of the prosecutor's office, single pickets were carried out. Activists stood with posters "Stop torture - Freedom Dadin", "212.1 of the Criminal Code - a mockery of the Constitution", "We will condemn Putin - we will cleanse conscience."

First, the police detained the activist Maria Ryabikova. The reasons for the detention were not explained to her. A few minutes later, Konstantin Tsalms and Igor Klochkov were detained.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Dadina in the Segezh correctional colony No. 7 was visited by his wife Anastasia Zotova and sister Lily. “We left the date. So far, shocked by the sight of Ildar. He is still as decisive and brave, but they broke him there strongly, it can be seen,” writes Zotova. “The main news from Ildar - people continue to beat, despite the hype in the press.”

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Torture Dadina: Detention in Moscow

On November 1, a letter from Dadin Zotova was published, which was recorded from his words by lawyer Alexei Lipzer on October 31. In a letter, Politzek talked about the torture that he was subjected to in the Karelian IK-7 . In the FSIN, these facts deny these facts, but Dadin himselfconfirmed them to the human rights activists who visited him . The IK-7 prisoners also talked about torture, which other convicts were subjected to at different times. In support of Dadin, protests are held. Human rights activists, politicians, and cultural figures made his defense.

On November 4, 12 activists from St. Petersburg came to IK-7 and held a series of single pickets . They held the posters "Russia will be free", "no torture of prisoners", "sadists from prison - to prison", "freedom to Ildar Dadin, the defender of the Constitution." The action lasted 15 minutes, after which, at the request of the FSIN employees, it was terminated. However, Andreev, Vadim Sukhodolky, Varvara Mikhailova, Maria Laketian, Yaroslav Putrov, Ilya Smirnov and Konstantin Pokhilchuk, as well as photojournalist David Frenkel, were detained.

The detainees were delivered to the city police department of Segezha. The seven were released after drawing up the protocols under part 5 of Article 20.2 (violation of the established procedure for holding a rally; a fine of 10 to 20 thousand rubles or mandatory work until forty hours).

Andreev, who shot a picket near the colony, was left in the police at night. On November 5, the judge of the Segezhsky City Court Natalya Tkachuk fined the activist for 700 rubles under Part 1 of Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the legal request of the policeman; a fine of 500 to a thousand rubles or administrative arrest up to fifteen days).