Moscow activist Ildar Dadin, sentenced to two and a half years in prison on charges of “repeated” violations of the established procedure for holding public events, is in the Altai Territory. As his wife Anastasia Zotova wrote on her Facebook page, on Sunday, January 8, he called her from the colony by phone.
IK-5 writes In a telephone conversation, recorded by Zotov, Dadin said that for almost three weeks, from December 9 to December 28, he was in a pre-trial detention center in Tyumen. All this time, his relatives were not informed where he was. He was brought to the Altai colony only on January 7. He was unable to tell where Dadin celebrated the New Year; apparently, the call was interrupted after eight minutes of conversation.
published by Deputy Head of the Federal Penitentiary Service Valery Maksimenko on January 4 that Dadin is “now on his way.” According to him, Dadin “was on his way to the place of his new detention”, “he did not make it before the New Year, he was taken off the train in a big city so that he would not celebrate the New Year on the train, they took him to a pre-trial detention center, there [he] took a shower, They gave me hot food, don’t eat it dry, and so he sat there for three days, or something, in that pre-trial detention center.”
stated Since December 2, when Dadina left the Karelian colony, his whereabouts were unknown. In mid-December, he was just being transported through Vologda. On January 4, there was unconfirmed information that Dadin was in a cell-type room in the Altai Territory, but members of the Public Monitoring Committee, who soon after visited the colony, found Dadin there.
taken away it turned out appeared IK-5 was not found On January 24, the Constitutional Court will consider Dadin under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code on “repeated violations of the established procedure” for holding public events, introduced into the Criminal Code in the summer of 2014 and providing for punishment of up to five years in prison. It is possible that he will be transferred to the prison to consider the complaint.
complaint St. PetersburgDadin was taken from Karelian to Segezha after the torture colony was reported in early November. His letter received wide publicity, and after its publication, stories of torture began to appear from other convicts serving time in this colony.