"Not a prisoner": Sushchenko was not transferred to another cell – a lawyer

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The Ukrainian Journalist Roman Sushchenko, illegally sentenced to death in Russia, serving a sentence in the colony of the Kirov region, has not been transferred to another cell. 19659005] This was reported on the Channel 5 broadcast of his defender Mark Feigin

. According to him, Susinchenko is in the same cell as December 20, when the lawyer met Roman. 9659005] "This is not a prisoner, it's a room to room, called PCT, in which she was and is currently." Nothing has changed and it's called "prison slang". in this room room, he was not placed for violation, but in that safe place, he was placed for himself, "explained Feigin.

" From now on, all is not so dramatic, even if the conditions in which he needs interference. The novel must have certain opportunities to engage in personal affairs – it attracts, etc. ", added the lawyer.

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As reported by UNIAN, on December 29, the Verkhovna Rada of Authorized Human Rights, Lyudmila Denisova, wrote on his Facebook page that Sushchenko had been transferred to the guard.

L & # 39; year will take place in the Russian colony.His wife reported that Roman had been placed in a prison and openly mocked him.The colony employees force Roman to wake up in front of all the prisoners – at 5 am and to withdraw bedding and this inhuman treatment of our Roman is on the eve of New Year's holidays, "he said in the memo.

UNIAN reference. On September 30, 2016, the FSB arrested a Ukrinform correspondent in Moscow, calling him an employee of the Ukrainian intelligence services, and accused him of spying.

On June 4, 2018, the Moscow City Court sentenced Sushitko to 12 years in prison under a strict regime. On September 12, the Supreme Court of Russia ruled that the conviction was legal.

At the beginning of November, Suschenko settled in colony number 11 (Utrobin village near Kirovo-Chepetsk, in the Kirov region of the Russian Federation).