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If you sign a contract, the doors of the mouse trap close immediately" - a human rights activist said who in Russia was forced to go to war Human rights organization director "Civil. army. True" Sergey Krivenko spoke about the recruitment practice in connection with reports of attacks in Omsk. Recruits, according to him, are not sent to war, but from the first day they are pressured to sign a contract. There were even cases of murder. Immigrants and foreigners are also a vulnerable group. The circle of forced people is constantly expanding, notes the human rights activist. Last year they started catching homeless people and getting people drunk to sign contracts for them. Since the spring and summer of this year, he added, they started to catch people simply on the street. Any coercion, in any form, is lawlessness. Kryonko noted. More details on the Dozhed website.

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If you sign a contract, the doors of the mouse trap close immediately" - a human rights activist said who in Russia was forced to go to war Human rights organization director "Civil. army. True" Sergey Krivenko spoke about the recruitment practice in connection with reports of attacks in Omsk. Recruits, according to him, are not sent to war, but from the first day they are pressured to sign a contract. There were even cases of murder. Immigrants and foreigners are also a vulnerable group. The circle of forced people is constantly expanding, notes the human rights activist. Last year they started catching homeless people and getting people drunk to sign contracts for them. Since the spring and summer of this year, he added, they started to catch people simply on the street. Any coercion, in any form, is lawlessness. Kryonko noted. More details on the Dozhed website.

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