Compulsory treatment of the shaman who ‘wanted to expel Putin’ was extended
At the beginning of September, the court of Primorye region Gabyshev mandatory granted his petition against prolongation of treatment
Russia’s court in the Far East the president Vladimir Putinto kick him out of the Kremlin march in the psychiatric clinic of the Yakut shaman who made the attempts mandatory extended the storage period.
Shaman Alexander Gabyshevattorney of Alexey Pryanishnikov said on October 4 that the Ussuriysk court of his client in the Serbsky clinic in Moscow medical refused his request to be examined.
Pryanishnikov added that an appeal will be filed against the sentence.
A day before, Gabyshev’s doctor was unexpectedly changed. Lawyer and supporters say that the purpose of this is before the trial medical examination results were falsified.
At the beginning of September, the court of Primorye region Gabyshev mandatory granted his petition against prolongation of treatment.
After that, the case was returned to the Ussuriysk court due to discrepancies in the examination results.
Conflicting results of two commissions
At the beginning of August, despite the results of the examination by the group of psychiatrists, the Ussuriysk court ruled that Gabyshev’s compulsory treatment should be continued.
However, the final report of the expert group stated that Gabyshev’s “psychological condition has improved” and that he can be transferred to a “regular hospital”.
But a few days later, the medical commission concluded that his mental health had deteriorated.
Since 2019, Shaman has traveled from Yakutia to Moscow several times in order to expel Putin from the Kremlin, as he himself said. march made attempts.
Gabyshev’s supporters say that the purpose of keeping him in a closed mental hospital is to silence the shaman.
Memorial Center for Human Rights of Russia political prisoner Amnesty International announced that the shaman free started a campaign to make