A member of the Public Monitoring Committee was attacked in Yekaterinburg

A member of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) of the Sverdlovsk Region, Daria Belyaeva, was attacked on the morning of December 28. She wrote about this on her page . Facebook

On her Facebook, Belyaeva posted photos where her nose was broken. “I went to a new order. To be a leader. Didn't get it," she wrote.

Human rights activist Andrei Prytkov helped Belyaeva file a complaint with the police, she testified, and an investigative experiment was conducted. As Prytkov told OVD-Info, in the morning at the intersection of Moskovskaya and Radishchev Street, a car drove up to Belyaeva, two people got out of it, who introduced themselves as police officers, and then tried to drag the girl into the car.

Belyaeva suffered mild injuries: her nose and lips were broken, there were bruises, possibly a concussion.

“At 6 in the morning, two unknown people approached me, waved some crusts and told me to go with them to the department. I said I'm not going anywhere. punched me in the face several times, They started dragging me by my jacket, tore my jacket , ” Ural. MBKh Media.

The head of the local branch of Open Russia, Vladislav Postnikov , said that the day before Belyaeva was visited by "presumably a police officer in civilian clothes."

• Belyaeva is known as a member of the initiative group for holding a regional referendum on the construction of a temple in the park near the Drama Theater.
• In the summer, she was fined 10 thousand rubles in the wake of the events in the square near the Drama Theater. Belyaeva was found guilty of violating the rules for holding an event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to a failed picket.