FSIN warned of possible problems with the financing of the diet of prisoners

Reducing the budget of the penal system lead to a lack of food in the colonies. This was stated by the adviser to the director of the FSIN Vladimir Sedykh at the Interdepartmental Meeting on the Food Security of the UIS, Interfax reports .

"If the FSIN budget in 2015 amounted to 20.5 billion rubles, then the prisoner had 86 rubles on the day, for which we had to feed him. And since 2019, he would have to feed him for 64 rubles," Sedykh said.

The plan developed by the FSIN in the next two years "will allow people to feed people and not be bankrupt," said the adviser. "But 15.2 billion rubles (the budget of 2019) is a threshold for which you should think for - what next? To switch to the purchases of third -party buyers, to subsidize agricultural production at the expense of another income, activity (woodworking, metalworking)?" Sedykh said. “If, God forbid, the budget will be less, we will have a breakdown with such production indicators.”

In April, the Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika said that in 2015, about four thousand prisoners died in Russian prisons. The main cause of deaths is poor medical care. A proposal has been made to the government to revise the system of purchases of drugs for places of imprisonment, Chaika noted.

In just a year, prosecutors conducted almost 50 thousand inspections in places of imprisonment and found 173.4 thousand violations of the law, the Prosecutor General noted. According to him, in 2015, 100 thousand euros were paid in favor of the applicants in favor of the applicants. "More than 30 percent of the prosecutor’s office revealed by the improper conditions of maintenance and serving of the sentence. Every third pre -trial detention center works in the conditions of overflow, including in the republics of Bashkortostan and Crimea, Transbaikal and Krasnodar Territory, the Moscow, Sverdlovsk regions and Moscow," the seagull said.