Yuri Dud released a new film about torture in Russia

Journalist Yuri Dud released a new film that is dedicated to torture in Russian prisons. A video entitled "why in Russia is tortured" published on his YouTube channel "Vedud".

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According to the journalist, one of the reasons for creating the film was the publication of the archive of the video in which the prisoners of Russian prisons are brutally beaten and subjected to sexual violence. We are talking about publications of the Gulagu.net project

The author of the film noted that the publication of the video did not cause "wide public resonance in Russia," since "not everyone can sympathize with those who are in prison." However, according to Dudia, torture in the country can even threaten those who "never sat in prison, have never had problems with the law."

"It turned out that in Russia you can do your own business in the afternoon, in the evening - to find yourself in the police department tied to a chair, and in the morning - to confess to a crime that you did not commit," the journalist noted.

The film lasts almost 2.5 hours. In it, the journalist promises to tell how and why people in Russia torture people and those who confront this.

• In early October, the human rights project Gulagu.net published a video with the torture and rape of prisoners in the tuberculosis hospital No. 1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service in the Saratov Region. After publications, the head of the FSIN in the Saratov region, Alexei Fedotov, resigned, 18 employees of the department, including Gatsenko, dismissed.
• At the end of November, Vladimir Putin removed Alexander Kalashnikov from the post of head of the FSIN. The Kremlin stated that this was done after the statement of the head of the department, and did not bind the resignation of the publication of the video with torture in the colonies. Earlier in the Council, they proposed to plant the FSIN employees for torture for ten years.
• For several years, human rights activists have been regularly reporting torture and beatings in the FSIN institutions in many Russian regions, but checks on these complaints are carried out very rarely.

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