
The prosecutor's office confirmed the statements of human rights activists about violations in the colonies of the Angara region. According to the estimates of activists, in each second colony there are no conditions for the maintenance of disabled people - there are no ramps and even strollers, said the editorial office of Siberia. Real, the Ussalian human rights activist Pavel Glushchenko.
"We traveled several colonies of Angarsk, Usolya and Irkutsk. There are many violations-there are no ramps, handrails-prisoners, among which there are many wheelchair users, they can’t even get to a date with their relatives. They are refused this right, simply because there is no wheelchair in the UFSIN institution. And once we encountered a prisoner, disabled person Groups could not be performed even without outside assistance, as a result, he was closed in the chamber, and he was simply “lying” without movement,-now he was already released, they were given to his relatives in care, since one or two employees who were necessary for leaving were not able to, in the colony. ”
SR in mobile SR on Instagram Wed FacebookAccording to human rights activists, at a meeting in the Federal Penitentiary Service, they were not only promised to fulfill the requirements of the prosecutor's office and eliminate problems in the content of the disabled in the colonies of the Irkutsk region, equipping them with the necessary technical equipment, but also asked to participate in internal meetings of the service, where "will be condemned" of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Federal Penitentiary Service, which receive complaints about torture or brutal circulation.
“They want, so to speak, to engage in the prevention, to form a negative attitude to such cruel behavior among our employees. Well, we will not mind - we will come. Of course, this does not cancel our practice of sending all materials on complaints to the prosecutor's office and other bodies,” Pavel Glushchenko commented on the editors of Siberia. At first-at first in the colony of the Yaroslavl region, and recently there was a terrible case in Tajikistan-there, to suppress a rebellion that flashed due to the cruelty of the warders, we had to use weapons, about 50 prisoners were killed. "