The daughter of a prominent activist who died in intensive care

Daughter of Anastasia Shevchenko, activist of the "open Russia" movement of Rostov, died in intensive care. Shevchenko was arrested last week in a case concerning the activities of the organization "undesirable", the first in Russia

About the death of a girl aged 17, learned from the coordinator of the Open Russia project on human rights, Polina Nemirovska, and journalist Zoya Svetlova.

The day before the girl was hospitalized for obstructive bronchitis in a children's boarding school with developmental peculiarities, while her condition was considered critical by doctors

Shevchenko's lawyers pointed out that the girl an activist needed special care. time of arrest at home Shevchenko was the only guardian. At first the court banned Shevchenko from visiting her daughter. After that, on Wednesday, January 30, the investigator returned the woman before February 1.

The press secretary of the Natalia Gryaznevich movement said: "Yesterday, they gave their daughters time to see."

As is known Anastasia Shevchenko, member of the Federal Council of Open Russia, was placed under house arrest on January 23 for indictment of participation in the organization, considered undesirable in Russia. In particular, we talk about participation in gatherings and meetings. The detainee himself does not recognize his guilt and states that the nature of the prosecution is not clear to him.

This case is the first in Russia to have been the subject of criminal prosecution under this article. On January 21, the fact that Shevchenko was accused of "undesirable" organization was learned for the first time.

It should be noted that the accused – has three children. Two of them – Mikhailik, 7, and Vlad, 14 – lived with her and a 17-year-old daughter – in a residential school for children with developmental disabilities.

Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday that the Kremlin had not followed Shevchenko's case: "For the first time on my part, those responsible for the implementation of the law did not report it. "

Open Russia – the organization that created Mikhail Khodorkovsky, former owner of the Yukos company. The law on "undesirable organizations" was adopted in 2015, after which, two years later, the list includes two British organizations – the Open Russia Civic Movement and the Open Russia public network (Otkrytaya Rossia, OR). The Open Russia activists claim that their movement is not related to these organizations.

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