In the colony, RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko is forced to keep her hands behind her back, as in a punishment cell, and also a constant search RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko, who is serving a sentence in IK-6 in Shiponovo, spoke about daily life in the unit of strict conditions of detention (SUON), the support group reported. According to her, in the sector there are strict domestic restrictions, constant searches and daily inspections of all things. Difficulties arise with access to boiling water and use of permitted items. In addition, according to Maria, you are forced to put your hands behind your back, like in a punishment cell. Maria also noted that the food in the canteen in the colony has improved, and the laundress has started doing laundry much better. In October she received seven packages of food and items. She is now asking for basic groceries, black socks, light-colored duct tape for furniture, as well as tea and non-perishable food items. Maria Ponomarenko was in a cell-type room (PKT) from September 22 to October 22 for surveillance camera coverage. She does not dispute the violation itself, but explains it in difficult circumstances: at that moment her mother-in-law was dying, and Maria had to contact her daughter. The journalist also reported a deterioration in her health and hallucinations following the news of her mother-in-law's death. You can support Maria through a paper letter or through the Zonatelecom service at: 658391, Altai Region, p. Shipunovo, st. Zavodskaya, 48A, IK-6, Federal Correctional Service for the Altai Territory Ponomarenko Maria Nikolaevna, born 1978 Archive photo from RusNews.

In the colony, RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko is forced to keep her hands behind her back, as in a punishment cell, and also a constant search RusNews journalist Maria Ponomarenko, who is serving a sentence in IK-6 in Shiponovo, spoke about daily life in the unit of strict conditions of detention (SUON), the support group reported. According to her, in the sector there are strict domestic restrictions, constant searches and daily inspections of all things. Difficulties arise with access to boiling water and use of permitted items. In addition, according to Maria, you are forced to put your hands behind your back, like in a punishment cell. Maria also noted that the food in the canteen in the colony has improved, and the laundress has started doing laundry much better. In October she received seven packages of food and items. She is now asking for basic groceries, black socks, light-colored duct tape for furniture, as well as tea and non-perishable food items. Maria Ponomarenko was in a cell-type room (PKT) from September 22 to October 22 for surveillance camera coverage. She does not dispute the violation itself, but explains it in difficult circumstances: at that moment her mother-in-law was dying, and Maria had to contact her daughter. The journalist also reported a deterioration in her health and hallucinations following the news of her mother-in-law's death. You can support Maria through a paper letter or through the Zonatelecom service at: 658391, Altai Region, p. Shipunovo, st. Zavodskaya, 48A, IK-6, Federal Correctional Service for the Altai Territory Ponomarenko Maria Nikolaevna, born 1978 Archive photo from RusNews.