"Pus and Vomit." A Few Facts About Human Rights and Those Who Defend Them. Signs of the Times from "NeMoskva"

Former Commissioner for the Protection of Children's Rights in Gennady Prokhorychev of the Vladimir region рассказал, how he went to war with Ukraine: he served at the front as a military psychologist.
It is curious that just four years ago, Prokhorychev held the position of an ardent pacifist, speaking out against the “militarism of childhood, motherhood, and family.”
«War is cruelty and death, pus and vomit, horror and tears, the irreversibility of losses and the death of the soul.», - cited his Telegram channel "Tenet".
Having returned from the war, the business ombudsman hasn't forgotten that human rights still exist. He just interprets them differently now.
«The President and the army of my country launched a special operation in Ukraine two years ago, so there must be compelling reasons for it. And we, as citizens of Russia, have no right not to support our guys.“,” Prokhorychev notes.

Meanwhile, the new Commissioner for the Protection of Human Rights in Penza region was former investigator Vladimir Fomin. The ombudsman, who is tasked with protecting human rights from arbitrary actions by authorities and security forces, graduated from the FSB Academy and then served for 20 years in the prosecutor's office and the Investigative Committee. His most recent position was as head of the Investigative Committee's Investigative Directorate for Primorsky Krai.

The Vladimir ombudsman noted a new trend in human rights protection. Lyudmila RomanovaSumming up the statistics of last year, she said Olga, About 611 complaints from military personnel and their family members who are unable to receive payments for injuries and death benefits on time, and are also experiencing problems with medical care, obtaining combat veteran ID cards, and vacations.
Romanova particularly notes the problem of soldiers returning from war – their “condition requires long-term rehabilitation in order to adapt to their previous life.”

