Artem Kamardin, a defendant in the Mayakov Readings case, was sent for a psychiatric examination

On November 21, Artem Kamardin, a defendant in the Mayakov Readings case, was sent for a psychiatric examination to the Serbsky Center for a month. About this SOTAvision.

reports The examination became known on November 23 at a meeting to appeal the arrest. The Moscow City Court postponed the hearing because Kamardin demanded his presence.

Tver Department of the Investigative Committee of Moscow On October 7, Artem Kamardin was charged under the article of inciting hatred with the threat of violence (clause “a” of Part 2 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code) because of the poem “Kill me, militiaman,” which he read at the Mayakovsky readings" September 25.

Kamardin was charged with humiliating the dignity of “militias who took part in hostilities in the LPR and DPR” and calls for violence against them. Another person involved in the case, Nikolai Daineko, received a similar charge on October 6.

presented Egor Shtovba is also involved in the case. Tverskoy District Court September 28 Kamardina, Daineko and Shtovbu in pre-trial detention center.

sent Artem Kamardin was taken away from the Serbsky center on December 14, a support group for those involved in the Mayakov Readings case. The poet’s associates do not know where he is, and remind him that letters addressed to Kamardin at the hospital will not reach him.

December 15 reports - on September 26, security forces went to Kamardin’s home, where his girlfriend Alexandra Popova and activist Alexey Menyukov were also present. Later, Novaya Gazeta. Europe”, citing a defense lawyer, reported that Kamardin was severely beaten and “they shoved a dumbbell into his anus.” Popova also talked about being tortured. came - “Mayakov Readings” are street poetry evenings that are held on the last Sunday of every month from April to October. In Moscow, a rally is being held near the monument to Vladimir Mayakovsky on Triumfalnaya Square. Readings on September 25 participants were “anti-mobilization.” announced