Two months ago we wrote about 12 anti-war prisoners who were held in "the clink" (krytki) — the strictest prison regime there is. However, prisons are rapidly filling up with political prisoners. Currently, in Eniseisk prison alone there are no fewer than 7 prisoners, given long sentences for acts of protest and resistance to the Russian military machine.
In the following posts we report on the most northern high-security prison and the anti-war political prisoners who are currently held there.
You can support the prisoners in Eniseisk prison by writing to them:
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Russia, 663180, Красноярский край, г. Енисейск, ул. Декабристов, д. 11, Т-2Alekseev, Andrei Igorevich, DOB 28.03.2001
(Алексеев Андрей Игоревич 28.03.2001 г.р.)
Butylin, Kirill Vladimirovich, DOB 27.02.2001
(Бутылин Кирилл Владимирович 27.02.2001 г.р.)
Paskar, Igor Konstantinovich, DOB 21.04.1976
(Паскарь Игорь Константинович 21.04.1976 г.р.)
Sergeev, Vladimir Andreevich, DOB 24.09.1985
(Сергеев Владимир Андреевич 24.09.1985 г.р.)
Zolotarev, Vladimir Georgievich, DOB 30.01.1972
(Золотарёв Владимир Георгиевич 30.01.1972 г.р.)
Podkamennyi, Ilya Vyacheslavovich, DOB 27.08.2004
(Подкаменный Илья Вячеславович 27.08.2004 г. р.)
Babintsev, Mikhail Petrovich, DOB 12.07.1983
(Бабинцев Михаил Петрович 12.07.1983 г.р.)
📧 You can write via PrisonMail.Online service: "Krasnoyarsk region" ⮕ "Prison-2 Yeniseisk"
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It's important to note that there are other political prisoners in the Eniseisk "clink", including Crimean Tatars, who have been persecuted ever since the Russian occupation of the peninsula.
You can read more about conditions in such prisons in our posts "What is 'the clink'?".
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