"There will be an excess of violations of prisoners' rights." At least two penal colonies are being closed in Krasnoyarsk Krai due to prisoners going to war.

Human rights ombudsman Mark Denisov in Krasnoyarsk Krai reported, Two prison colonies in the region will be closed this year. This is due to the fact that many prisoners have gone to fight in Ukraine.

"[The word banned for the media] will end sooner or later. Everything will return to normal. After all, the social structure of society hasn't changed. In five years, we'll have an excessive number of violations of prisoners' rights, and we'll be painfully and exorbitantly building new penitentiary institutions." — Denisov said. We are talking about two men's colonies. One, IK-16, is located in the village of Gromadsk, Uyarsky District, where men who have previously served prison sentences are held. In another, IK-7, in the village of Areyskoye, Yemelyanovsky district Men sentenced to maximum security are serving their sentences. Previously, before being transferred to the Norilsk penal colony, a journalist convicted of treason was held here. Ivan Safronov.