
Ildar Dadin is in IK-5 in Rubtsovsk, Altai Territory. It turned out from the telephone conversation of Politzek with his wife Anastasia Zotova. The audio recording of the conversation is posted on the site "#Territory torture".
According to Dadin, he is healthy and feels normally. After transferring from the Karelian IK-7 in the city of Segezha for about a month, he spent at a transit point in Tyumen.
In the Karelian colony, Dadin said, after the publication of his story about torture, the situation practically did not change, or "became even worse." At the same time, the Politzek noted that the prisoners stopped beaten, and also removed the music of the Lyube group, which sounded during beatings.
In general, Dadin described what was happening in IK-7 as "unbearable fascist conditions."
The fact that Dadina was taken to a new colony was also told by the deputy head of the public supervisory commission of Moscow Eva Merkacheva. She did not name the number and place of the colony, but noted that Dadin was given the right to call relatives in order to report her whereabouts.
"The deputy director of the FSIN Valery Maksimenko told me that Ildar Dadin arrived in the new colony on January seventh. Everything is fine. He feels great. Upon arrival, he was examined by specialist doctors," Merkacheva said.
According to her, Dadin was given a letter to relatives, but since it will go for several days, he was still allowed to call one of the relatives to report his place of stay.
On December 2, Dadina was taken out of the Karelian IK-7 in the city of Segezha. On the morning of December 4, he was delivered to a pre-trial detention center-2 in Vologda. From there on the next night, Politzeck had to take further to the stage . Since then any certain information about the whereabouts of Dadin has not been received. Initially, on the Internet it was reported that it should be sent to one of the colonies of the Kirov region, but since then, this information has not appeared.
On January 2, the Movement for Human Rights sent a letter to the FSIN demanding to report the whereabouts of Dadin. The editor -in -chief of the Echo of Moscow, Alexei Venediktov, also addressed the prison department with a similar request.
On the 3rd day with an open letter in the FSIN, a group of writers and human rights activists spoke. Among the signatories of the document is Alexander Podrabinek, Lev Timofeev, Grigory Pasko, Lev Rubinstein.
Dadin became the first convict under article 212.1 of the Criminal Code (repeated violations at rallies). On December 7, 2015, the judge of the Basmanny District Court of Moscow Natalia Dudar sentenced him to the three years of the general regime ( 

On September 30, the Moscow City Court refused to satisfy Dadin's cassation appeal . The document, compiled by the lawyers of the political prisoner Ksenia Kostromina and Alexei Lipzer, was supported by the Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova.
On December 19, the Supreme Court rejected the repeated cassation appeal against the sentence to Politzeku. The judge, whose production was the complaint, refused to transfer it to the collegium.
On December 15, it became known that the Constitutional Court for the second time accepted the complaint of Dadin, Kostromina and Lipzer to article 212.1 of the Criminal Code.