The Ombudsman of the Krasnoyarsk Territory responded to Sergey Natarov’s complaint about dangerous convoy premises in court
April 4 16:15
The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Mark Denisov, in his annual report, responded to the complaint of the deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Sergei Natarov to dangerous convoy premises in the Kirov district court of the city.
In April 2024, the Ombudsman, together with representatives of the prosecutor's office, as well as the Kirov Court, visited the Public Supervisory Commission of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. They admitted that the applicant’s complaints about non -compliance with the area of the area per defendant in the premises, insufficient lighting and improper ventilation were confirmed. At the time of verification in one of the cells with an area of 5 square meters. There were 3 meters. This contradicts the norms that are equal to 4 square meters. meters per person. Lighting in the chamber is represented by side lamps that do not allow a person to read and write. There is one toilet on a block of 5 cameras, which are also used by convoy employees. Representatives of the fire service found violations in their direction.
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The Commissioner turned to the head of the Office of the Judicial Department in the Krasnoyarsk Territory with a request to take measures to ensure proper conditions in the premises for persons detained and the convoy of the Kirov court. But from there it was the answer that the premises correspond to the provisions of the set of the 2000 rules and partially the code of 2012. Financing, which was requested from the budget on these topics, was not allocated. But in the cells they replaced the lamps and prepare an estimate for the current repair of ventilation.
“The authorized person cannot agree with the position of the regional administration of the judicial department, namely, that the conditions of detention comply with the norms and rules in force at the time of the construction of the court building, and since the court building was not reconstructed, the current set of rules is not applied to it. If you adhere to this point of view, then in the buildings of investigative insulators built 100 or more years ago, there must not be cold and hot water supply, electric lighting, sewage system, etc., ”wrote Mark Denisov in his report.
The Commissioner promised to maintain work to ensure proper conditions in the convoy premises of the courts in personal control. He also invited the regional authorities to participate in improving the conditions for the defendants.
