The artist Sasha Skochilenko’s health has worsened in the pre-trial detention center

St. Petersburg artist Sasha Skochilenko, who was arrested because of anti-war leaflets, has worsened her health. Lawyer Yana Nepovinnova, who went on a date with the activist in pre-trial detention center-5, spoke about this. Video with her story telegram channel “Freedom for Sasha Skochilenko!”

told, published on April 29, Skochilenko, who is charged with disseminating false information about the Russian armed forces (Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), learned from her therapist about a cyst in her right ovary. Without additional research and against the background of an incorrect diet for the activist’s chronic disease - celiac disease - this may threaten the development of oncology. In addition, the activist’s wisdom teeth hurt and are cutting. According to Nepovinnova’s lawyer, the FSIN dentists are not able to provide her with qualified surgical care. In addition, the girl fears an exacerbation of her bipolar disorder.

The lawyer also said that the activist was transferred to a six-bed cell from an 18-bed cell. According to Nepovinnova, this happened thanks to publicity in the media and citizens’ appeals to the Commissioner for Human Rights in St. Petersburg. “Sasha is of the same opinion: without you this would not have happened,” the lawyer reports. “Now Sasha is in a cell that is much warmer, where the plumbing does not leak - but, unfortunately, this is probably all the advantages that we have today.”

• On April 26, FSIN officials announced that detainees can buy food in the store in the pre-trial detention center, as well as receive parcels. At the same time, the day before, hand over gluten-free food to Skochilenko in the pre-trial detention center. refused - April 13 Vasileostrovsky court Skochilenko in pre-trial detention center until June 1. According to investigators, she replaced price tags in the Perekrestok store with leaflets with information about the shelling of the Mariupol Drama Theater and the death of civilians. sent - The girl disseminated leaflets, but does not admit guilt and denies that she disseminated false information. She is charged with an article about the dissemination of “fake news” about Russian troops (Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code), committed on the grounds of political enmity. Skochilenko faces 5 to 10 years in prison. admitted