The Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands from the Russian Federation to allow the Consul to the prisoner of the Kremlin Kolchenko
The Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands from the Russian Federation to allow the Consul to the prisoner of the Kremlin Kolchenko
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June 29, 17:51
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In four years Russia has never allowed political prisoners to the Ukrainian diplomats.
The Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine demands from the Russian Federation to allow the Consul to the Ukrainian political prisoner Oleksander Kolchenko, who was illegally held in a prison in the Chelyabinsk region.
Wrote about this on his page in Twitter a press-the Secretary the Ministry of foreign Affairs Marian Betz.
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Ukrainian political prisoner Kolchenko have written statements about the meeting with the Ombudsman Denisova and Consul
“We demand the admission of Ukrainian Consul to political prisoner Alexey Kolchenko” she said.
According to Betsy, within four years, Russia has not given permission to meet with political prisoners contrary to international law.
The required tolerance of the Ukrainian Consul to the political prisoner V. Kolchenko. For 4 years, not dealing with Russia contrary to international law pic.twitter.com/YjXoDUbVUr
— Mariana Betsa (@Mariana_Betsa) 29 Jun 2018
We will remind, Alexander Kolchenko may 31, went on hunger strike to demand the release of Director Oleg Sentsov. 7 June, he stopped the hunger strike due to severe ill health. During these 7 days without food and so lean Kolchenko lost 10 pounds and began to lose consciousness. From the Russian Federation, which illegally imprisoned, there were no reactions.
Subsequently, the Russian human rights activist Nikolai Shchur reported that Kolchenko allowed extended visits with my mom. It is scheduled for July 28-30.
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