Navalny is given the same speech by Putin for a hundred days in a row in the colonies

Politician Alexey Navalny, who is serving a long term of imprisonment in correctional colony No. 6 of the Vladimir region, has one and the same speech from Vladimir Putin every evening for a hundred days in a row – the President’s February message to the Federal Assembly. A message about this from the person of the opposition appeared on his social networks on Monday.

The message also states that Navalny went to court with a demand to explain on what basis they included Putin’s message, not the radio. In court, it was motivated by “instructions for educational work”.

In the document from IC No. 6, it is said that Putin’s message is included “in order to form in convicted persons law-abiding behavior, a considerate attitude towards man, society, work, norms and rules of human behavior.”

• Alexey Navalny is serving a nine-year term in a high-security colony on charges of fraud. He himself, Russian human rights defenders and the international community consider his persecution to be political.
• On June 19, a new trial against Navalny began. Accusations against the politician are brought under seven articles of the Criminal Code. The most difficult of them is about the creation of an extremist community. Other articles are calls for extremism, the creation of an NGO that encroaches on the rights of citizens, the financing of extremism, the involvement of minors in committing dangerous acts, and the rehabilitation of Nazism. In a separate production, an episode on an article about terrorism is allocated. In total, accused Navalny may face life imprisonment.