"We're fighting for spouses' rights" — wives of those detained after the events in Baimak are asking Volodin for amnesty.
The women were taken back to Moscow their appeals: to the State Duma, deputies, the Putin administration and the Human Rights Commissioner To Tatyana Moskalkova.
«We, the wives of those arrested, are fighting for the rights of our spouses who became victims of the Baymak provocations, who led a healthy lifestyle and never broke the law." - this message was distributed today in support chats for those accused and convicted in the "Baimak case".
The authors point out that many of the men have young children they care for who haven't seen their fathers for over a year. They submitted appeals to senior officials on March 26, but only reported the matter now.
Women ask the speaker of the Russian parliament Vyacheslav Volodin Submit to the State Duma draft resolutions on an amnesty dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War, and support Putin and Moskalkova's initiative.
Women whose husbands are now in pre-trial detention centers and penal colonies, need Financial assistance. Among them are mothers of many children—in addition to raising their children, they also provide their husbands with food, without which they simply cannot survive in prison.
In January 2024 in Baimak Passed One of the largest protests in Russia in recent years. People demanded that the environmental activist's conviction be overturned. To Fail AlsynovAbout a hundred people were detained. Some have already rendered sentences: the most severe - 8,5 years, the softest one - 3 years and 3 months.
