Crimean activist Irina Danilovich is being bullied in prison

Crimean activist and nurse Irina Danilovich had her medicine taken away from her in colony No. 7 in the Stavropol Territory. When she complained of pain in her ears, the medical worker told her that the pain would go away when Danilovic became completely deaf. The ZMINA Human Rights Center talks about this with reference to the father of the convicted woman.

reports The woman is also being extorted money for a robe that other prisoners used to wear, “Suspilne”.

writes In December 2022, the court sentenced Irina Danilovich to seven years in prison and a fine of 50 thousand rubles under the article on illegal actions with explosives or explosive devices (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code): Russian security forces claimed that the activist was hiding 200 grams explosives in the lining of the glasses case. Later this period is one month in appeal. In July, she was sentenced from Crimea to a Russian colony.

the sentence was reduced, Danilovich was transferred from the end of 2022 for headache, otitis media, and hearing impairment. In March, she went on a hunger strike in a pre-trial detention center in Simferopol due to the lack of medical care. Later, FSIN officers persuaded her to stop the hunger strike, promising to provide treatment, but a promise.

complains declared not fulfilled Activist hearing in the left ear. She fears that the disease could lead to complications - an abscess or meningitis, since the focus of purulent inflammation is located very close to the brain.

lost Danilovic in April 2022. For a long time, her relatives did not know where she was. It later turned out that the woman was in the basement of the FSB building for about eight days, and then in a pre-trial detention center without heating. Presumably, after this inflammation developed.

detained detained detained In addition, Danilovich spoke about pressure and physical violence from FSB officers.

told by Irina Danilovich, a Crimean activist who worked as a nurse in one of the boarding houses in Koktebel. She collaborated with the publication “INzhir Media” and the human rights project “Crimean Process”, defended the interests of health workers on the peninsula and wrote a lot about violations of their rights, for example, about underpayments for working with Covid patients. In June 2022, the Ministry of Justice added Danilovich to the register of media “foreign agents”. contributed