The Federal Penitentiary Service has asked to extend the probationary period of Moscow politician Yulia Galyamina

In Moscow, the Federal Penitentiary Service has asked to extend the probationary period of politician Yulia Galyamina, convicted under the article. This is stated in the case file on the website of the Koptevsky District Court, which was brought to the attention of Mediazona.

"Dadinskaya" says that in December 2020, Galyamina was sentenced to two years of suspended imprisonment and two years of probation. She was found guilty under the article on repeated violation of the rules for holding events (Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code). Subsequently, this decision was upheld.

sentenced Moscow City Court Cassation Court Koptevsky District Court registered the case on July 28. Its materials indicate Part 2 of Article 74 of the Criminal Code: according to it, the convicted person can have his probation period extended for one year in the event of evasion of the obligations imposed by the court or compensation for damages from the act, as well as for being brought to administrative responsibility.

On July 19, the Federal Penitentiary Service told Galyamina about the possible cancellation of the suspended sentence and a tougher punishment. The service inspector pointed out that in March, the politician was sentenced to 30 days for publishing an announcement of an anti-war action. Then the activist was charged with repeated violation of the rules for holding a public event (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

warned arrested Galyamina's lawyer Mikhail Biryukov believes that the purpose of the criminal prosecution of his client is to stop her political activity. According to current legislation, those convicted under Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code cannot run for election. Several months after the sentencing, the activist of the deputy mandate.

deprived Earlier, the news reported on the extension of the suspended sentence - in fact, the FSIN asked to extend Yulia Galyamina's probationary period. - The criminal case against Galyamina became known at the end of July 2020. Before that, she had repeatedly been subjected to administrative prosecution in connection with her participation in peaceful protests. In 2019, after the "Allow" action in support of unregistered candidates for the Moscow City Duma, Galyamina was held in a special detention center for about a month. - Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code attracted public attention after the case of activist Ildar Dadin, who was convicted under it - in 2016, he reported torture in the colony. After that, the Constitutional Court applied Article 212.1 of the Criminal Code only in cases where a person's actions pose a public danger, and the Dadin case . However, in 2019, Konstantin Kotov, a participant in numerous peaceful protests in Moscow, was sentenced to four years in prison under this article (later to a prison term of up to one and a half years), and in 2021, Vyacheslav Egorov, an activist from Kolomna near Moscow, was sentenced to one year and three months. Currently, the chairman of the Kurier trade union, Kirill Ukraintsev, is in custody under this article. recommended stopped sentenced reduced sentenced is in