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Yakutia: The court hospitalized Shaman Gabyshev in a psychiatric hospital
In Yakutia, the court decided to forcefully hospitalize the shaman Alexander Gabyshev, who last year went to Moscow to conduct the "rite of Putin's exile." It intends to send it for treatment to the hospital of the republican neuropsychiatric dispensary. This information to the Siberia correspondent. Reali was confirmed by the coordinator of the Human Rights Cards Alexei Pryanishnikov.
The initiative to place a shaman in the clinic belongs to the dispensary. At the same time, the court of enforcement of Gabyshev is not indicated in the court decision. The act on his state of health only states that he suffers from "re -evaluating his personality" and the fact that he "called for the overthrow of legally chosen authorities." The human rights activist noted that among the justifications of disorders, only his intentions are indicated to overthrow the current power.
Gabyshev was already undergoing forced treatment in a psychiatric hospital from May 12 to 29, police officers delivered it there. According to Russian laws, the Code of Administrative proceedings allows only 48 hours to file a lawsuit. Pryanishnikov insists that his repeated hospitalization is illegal. Before the trial began, the police detained three defense witnesses - Blogger Sergei Tikho (Sergey Popov), Victoria Postnikov and the former deputy of the State Assembly of Yakutia Sulustaanuan Myraan. They are probably accused of violating the self -isolation regime.
At the end of May, the medical commission of the neuropsychiatric dispensary in Yakutia issued an opinion on the danger of shaman Alexander Gabyshev for himself and others. This happened after the Yakutsk shaman submitted a statement on the abandonment of further hospitalization in the name of the chief physician of the local neuropsychiatric dispensary.
- On May 28, the lawyer of Shaman Alexander Gabyshev Olga Timofeeva filed a lawsuit against the Yakut city court demanding to recognize his forced hospitalization illegal. The lawsuit also contains the requirement to free Gabyshev. According to her, on May 12, the shaman was detained without any legal basis, so his forced imprisonment in the observator of the Yakut Republican Psychoneurological Dispensary is illegal. The court hearing for this claim is scheduled for June 3.
- Earlier, lawyers who help the Yakut shaman Alexander Gabyshev also, because of his illegal forced hospitalization, filed a lawsuit against the European Court of Human Rights.
- On May 12, Alexander Gabyshev, employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were taken by force on the street and took away in an office car in an unknown direction. Gabyshev was handcuffs and without shoes. According to eyewitnesses, about 20 people participated in the third attempt to storm the Gabyshev house "together with riot police."
- On May 19, Gabysheva’s lawyer Olga Timofeeva announced that unknown drugs were given to him in the dispensary.
- In March 2019, Alexander Gabyshev went to Moscow to conduct the "rite of Putin's exile." He was detained on September 19 on the border of Buryatia and the Irkutsk region. He was delivered to Yakutsk, and then - to the neuropsychiatric dispensary of the republic. In relation to the shaman, a criminal case of calls for extremism was opened. He was taken from him to be a wizard. The psychological and psychiatric examination by order of the investigation recognized Gabyshev insane.
- The shaman detachment announced the termination of the campaign after, according to Gabyshev’s supporters, they were threatened with the police with terrorism charges. According to the official version, Gabyshev himself asked about the dissolution of the detachment by phone.
- In the human rights organization of Amnesty International, the Yakut shaman was called a prisoner of conscience and demanded his liberation.