Deputy Head of the FSIN: In Dadina, the "final point" is set

The FSIN set the final point in the case of Ildar Dadin, not finding any violations from the service. As TASS reports , the deputy head of the FSIN Valery Maksimenko stated this.

"Neither the Office of the Federal Penitentiary Service, nor the pre -investigation verification of the Investigative Committee did not reveal any facts of applying illegal measures to it by the IK -7 employees, the criminal case is refused. And now Dadin follows the new place of serving the sentence," Maksimenko said.

He noted that upon arrival, Dadin, at will, will inform one of his relatives about the new place of his stay.

“I can add that he feels good, abides in a vigorous mood, has an enviable appetite and eats intensely. Nothing threatens his safety,” added the deputy head of the FSIN.

Maksimenko also considered unproven information about the existence of certain closed orders, allegedly limiting the work of human rights defenders in places of imprisonment. Earlier, one of its participants Igor Kalyapin spoke about this at a meeting of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights.

“I declare absolutely directly: such orders are simply not in nature. Employees of the penal system are guided by the provisions of the Criminal Executive Code and federal laws regulating work in places of imprisonment, including members of the supervisory commissions,” Maksimenko emphasized.

"As an example, Mr. Kalyapin gave his visit to colony No. 7 in Segezh to verify information about the convicted Dadin. I want to say right away: neither Mr. Kalyapin, nor gentlemen Chikov and Borschev (members of the HRC - Ed.) They did not even have any right to visit the indicated colony. The colony is not a botanical garden, but a correctional institution, where a strict bandwidth and a bandwidth and a band For strangers, the entrance is forbidden, ”said Maksimenko.

“But given the resonance that caused Dadin’s letter, and the appeal of the Personal President of the HRC, it was decided to miss these human rights activists to the colony. Moreover, we asked them to help find the facts of violations or abuse by IK -7 employees, if any, open up the shortcomings,” said Maksimenko. But for two days of work in the colony, they, according to him, "they did not find anything, absolutely not a single fact, after which the notions and speculations began, some unfounded accusations."

Maksimenko also recalled Kalyapin’s statement that he was not allowed to carry a recorder to the colony. “In fact, it was a telephone that he wanted to use as a recorder. And this is already a means of communication, it is a prohibited subject in places of imprisonment,” the FSIN deputy head explained, noting that the damage to the colony of the phone or SIM card entails administrative responsibility, and the FSIN officers are threatened with the dismissal from the service.

"Kalyapin complained about the refusal to familiarize him with the personal files of the convicts. But these personal files are subject to the law on the protection of personal data, on the basis of this they really assigned the Grift of" DSP "and our employees are not entitled to introduce strangers to them," the FSIN deputy head emphasized.

“Unfortunately, such baseless accusations and a somewhat peculiar interpretation mislead our society, and the human rights activists themselves lead to real work, where they could really solve the problems of the detention of prisoners,” added the deputy head of the FSIN.

In early December, it became known that the pre-investigation verification conducted by the Investigative Committee did not reveal the commission of any crimes against Dadin. Investigators considered the “legitimate” application of physical strength and handcuffs to political zyt. In the TFR, they also deny that the blades found by Dadin was thrown by the politicalzery. Six penalties imposed on Dadina are recognized as “legal and justified”.

On November 1, a letter from Dadin was published to his wife Anastasia Zotova, who 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 19, the European Court of Human Rights Communized Dadin's complaint about torture in the colony . The answer in the Strasbourg court is expected until December 16.

On November 24, the European Parliament adopted the resolution with the demand to immediately release Dadin , as well as all convicts "for the exercise of the right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly." The deputies also expressed “serious concern” to the situation with Dadin and emphasized the need for an independent investigation of his messages about torture in the colony. Reporting over the Politzek, noted in the resolution, is not the only case of violation of human rights and inhuman treatment with the Russian penitentiary systems concluded in institutions. The Euro -deputies emphasized that the involved in the torture of Dadin must be punished.

Dadin himself was contained in a single chamber in the PCT - the internal prison of the colony. He was sent there for six months, accusing him of a fight with a cellmate.