The FSIN allowed human rights activist Zoya Svetova to visit Oleg Sentsov

The Federal Penitentiary Service allowed human rights activist Zoya Svetova to visit director Oleg Sentsov in colony No. 8 of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. about this on Twitter . wrote Mikhail Fedotov, Chairman of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights,

Sentsov's lawyer Dmitry Dinze said on August 9 that the director is going through a third health crisis.

• Oleg Sentsov is a Ukrainian director who was sentenced to 20 strict regime colonies for allegedly terrorist acts in the form of setting fire to the door of the United Russia office in Crimea, as well as for allegedly preparing for them and illegal trafficking in explosives.
• On May 14, Sentsov went on an indefinite hunger strike demanding the release of all Ukrainian political prisoners.
• OVD-Info collected known information about 88 people associated with Ukraine and persecuted by the Russian authorities. Among these people there are both those deprived of liberty and those sentenced to suspended sentences, which means that they have limited movement.