Petersburg artist Sasha Skochilenko, who was assigned a forensic psychiatric examination in the case of spreading «fake news» about the army, is not receiving medical care in the hospital and is not allowed to walk on the street. This was reported by lawyer Yana Nepovinnova, who visited the girl on June 17.
The artist told Nepovinnova that she was experiencing severe pain in her heart and abdomen, but the doctors of Psychiatric Hospital No. for the absence of a cardiologist, gastroenterologist and gynecologist in the staff. The lawyer noted that Skochilenko had bluish lips and blue eyes.
The artist is taken out for a walk not in the courtyard, but in a “stuffy room with a transparent roof and bars”, where you can stay for no more than 15-20 minutes instead of the prescribed hour, the defender added. In addition, doctors refuse to provide Skochilenko with test results.
Also, the staff only partially provides the artist with a gluten-free diet, which she needs because of celiac disease (genetic gluten intolerance). According to the girl, doctors «confuse celiac disease with lactose intolerance.»
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Skochilenko was arrested on April 13 due to the replacement of price tags with anti-war leaflets in a grocery store »Part 2 of Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code). As reported by Paper, a 72-year-old customer of Perekrestok wrote a complaint against Skochilenko.
Nepovinnova said that initially the girl was placed in a cell for 18 people, where she was not provided with a diet. In the detention center, Skochilenko complained about the persecution of her cellmates.
After that, the artist was transferred to a double cell and began to give hot gluten-free meals. At the same time, as the lawyer noted, the girl began to have complications after the extraction of the tooth, but the antibiotics and painkillers that were given to her in the pre-trial detention center were not enough.