Human rights activist from Krasnoyarsk Olga Suvorova was sent to a psychiatric hospital for 30 days to undergo a re-examination. This was reported by “7×7 – Horizontal Russia”.
Previously, the woman underwent another psychiatric examination in the case of false denunciation of a police officer (Article 306 of the Criminal Code). In conclusion, experts noted that Suvorova had participated in the public life of the school and the region since school. The document also says that her personality traits are “deviations from the image of an ordinary person.” Because of this, the human rights activist was sent to the hospital for a second examination.
Olga Suvorova is a participant in the socio-political movement “Soft Power”. On December 13, a woman stated that she was beaten in the department for combating economic crimes in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. According to her, when she came with the applicant who had suffered from fraud to a pre-agreed meeting, one of the employees tried to throw the woman out of the room, grabbed her and pushed her onto a metal grate.
A few days later, the MVD 24 telegram channel published a video from a surveillance camera at the police department, where the attack on the human rights activist allegedly took place. The recording shows that the policeman held Suvorova by the elbow, after which they talked, and then she left the department.
A criminal case was opened against the activist for false denunciation. Suvorova was detained on December 18 at Krasnoyarsk airport after she returned from a meeting of the initiative group of ex-Russian presidential candidate Ekaterina Duntsova in Moscow. On December 19, the court ordered her to prohibit certain actions as a preventive measure: she cannot use the Internet. At the end of December, by order of the court, the woman also underwent a psychiatric examination.