Anna Karetnikova, Marshrut. Obshchestvennyi kontrol’ za mestami lisheniya svobodi – vosem’let bez prava ostanovki

Malika Talgatova

2018

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DOI 10.4000/pipss.4966
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Abstract

Conditions in pre-trial institutions are one of the most discussed issues for legal specialists, policy-makers, and human rights defenders. In this new book, Anna Karetnikova sheds further light on the dire situation that remand prisoners in Russia often find themselves in. Karetnikova has been a member of the Human Rights Center “Memorial” and a member of the Moscow Public Monitoring Commission (PMC) for eight years. This book came as result of her work at the PMC and presents a portrayal o...