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If you or your relative was beaten by Russian law enforcement officers, you need to take several consistent steps in order for the fact of beating (or other form of physical or psychological abuse) to be investigated by law enforcement agencies.
In the future, the materials of the investigation will become evidence of a violation of your rights or the rights of your relatives.
Report the beating to third parties as soon as possible.
If you were released from the police department after being beaten, inform your acquaintances, friends or relatives as soon as possible. Tell us exactly who, how, where and when beat you. If you do not have the opportunity to tell your relatives about the beating, then go to the nearest store/pharmacy/bank, etc. Tell the staff that you were beaten by the police and ask them to help you and call an ambulance. These people will not be interested persons (unlike relatives and friends), and the investigating authorities will not be biased towards their testimony.
Do not hesitate to tell strangers about what happened and do not hesitate to show your injuries. The more people who later confirm that you really had injuries, the more likely that the perpetrators will be identified and punished.
If, after being beaten, you were placed in a temporary detention facility / pre-trial detention center / special detention center, report that you were beaten to cellmates, employees of the isolation ward, employees of the medical unit.
If you were taken to court after the beating, report the beating to the bailiffs, judge, secretary, prosecutor.
Record injuries.
To prevent the police from saying that you were injured outside the police station, try to call an ambulance as soon as possible without leaving the police station.
The ambulance will provide you with first aid and, if necessary, take you to the hospital. The ambulance draws up a call card (where the detected injuries and the nature of their receipt are recorded), an extract from which you have the right to receive.
When examined in a hospital, each patient is given a separate medical record. The card contains information about the patient’s health status, identified injuries and the necessary treatment.
In addition, you can apply for fixation of injuries at the forensic medical examination bureau. Unlike an ambulance and a hospital, experts will describe in as much detail as possible all your injuries, establish the severity of the harm caused to health, disability, but at the same time, the experts will not examine you for free. The bodily injury examination procedure will cost you a small amount of money.
As a patient, you have the right to receive statements and access all medical records related to your care.
In addition to the listed medical facilities, you can contact the trauma center.
Make sure that paramedics and doctors carefully and as detailed as possible record all your injuries, also ask for the time and circumstances in which you received these injuries.
It is important to document all injuries as soon as possible by video and/or photo recording.
Record the circumstances in which you were tortured.
As soon as possible, write down in detail the story of what happened to you in writing or on a tape recorder. In the future, this will help not to forget all the details of what happened:
– describe what the police officers who tortured you looked like, describe their appearance, who was wearing what, what ranks they had, how they addressed each other, names, nicknames, special signs;
– describe the room or place where you were beaten. Remember in as much detail as possible the details of the interior, the location of the furniture, paintings, posters, wallpaper, flooring, ceiling, windows, whether there were bars on the windows, were there surveillance cameras in that place, and so on;
– describe who beat you, how they beat you, with what, on what parts of the body, how many blows you received;
– describe what kind of injuries you have after the beating;
– describe who saw how you were tortured (passers-by, other police officers, other persons detained and taken to the police department), describe these people, appearance, names, other data that will help identify these persons;
— describe the names and contacts of those persons who saw you safe and sound before the beating and those who saw you immediately after the beating;
Report a crime to the Investigative Committee.
Report the crime to the Investigative Committee as soon as possible. You can do this in person, and your lawyer, representative or relative can also make a similar statement.
It is best to report a crime on purpose. At the same time, demand that you be given a coupon notification of the acceptance of your application. Subsequently, it will allow you to control the timing of consideration of your message and the adoption of a decision on it.
When reporting a crime, try to briefly describe what happened to you. The statement should indicate only the information that is related to the beating. Attach copies of medical documents to the application and indicate the names and contacts of witnesses of the beating, attach photos and videos showing bodily injuries.
Ask the duty investigator to interrogate you immediately after receiving a report of a crime from you. Also ask him to give you a referral to undergo an examination at the forensic medical examination bureau (if you have not applied there before).
In accordance with the law, the investigator is obliged to make a decision on your report of a crime within the term no later than 3 days from the date of its receipt (part 1 of article 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation). At the same time, in accordance with part 3 of the same article the head of the investigating body has the right to extend the period of verification up to 10 days , and if necessary, the production of documentary checks, audits, examinations of documents, objects, corpses – up to 30 days .
If, after thirty days, the investigator has not informed you of the decision, you can apply for an answer to the office of the investigating authority. In case of refusal, write a complaint to a higher manager, a prosecutor, or go to court.
Appeal the decision not to initiate criminal proceedings.
If the investigator refused to initiate a criminal case on the fact of your beating, you have the right to file a complaint with the prosecutor’s office or the court. Before that, you need to fully familiarize yourself with the materials for checking your report of a crime. They can refuse to provide these materials to you only if this information contains state secrets. Take a high-quality copy of the submitted materials using a camera, this is also permitted by law.
When appealing against a “refusal” decision of the investigator, it is necessary:
– list the circumstances that the investigator missed during the check or ignored when making the decision;
– indicate what actions the investigator had to take to establish all the circumstances of the incident, but did not do so;
– analyze all the contradictions unresolved by the investigator that are contained in the audit materials.
In case of success, the refusal to initiate a criminal case will be declared illegal and the material will be returned to the investigator.
He will be obliged to conduct another check and make another decision.
The appeal process can be very long and feel like playing ping-pong. And if in the end you fail to achieve the restoration of violated rights and an effective investigation at the national level, there is only one way out – to apply to the European Court of Human Rights.
Contact the European Court of Human Rights.
If you have been tortured and want to restore justice in the European Court, keep in mind:
– Absolutely any person can send a complaint to the ECHR if he personally suffered from torture (and if a person died, then his relative). Anonymous complaints are not considered;
– you can only complain about the actions of government officials on the territory of Russia;
– you can file a complaint if you have already gone through the courts of first and second instance in your state, but no later than six months after the decision of the court of second instance – this is the most stringent criterion.
The complaint must be substantiated. You must provide evidence of a violation of your rights:
– collect evidence that you were healthy before contact with government agencies;
– to demonstrate the state in which you freed yourself from the control of the state. Any medical documents will do;
— false information and offensive language must not be included in the complaint;
– repeated applications to the European Court on the same grounds are not accepted.
The following must be indicated in the complaint:
– information about the applicant;
– summary of facts;
– summary of violations of the European Convention;
– information about the passage of Russian ships;
– and a description of what you expect from the decision of the European court (for example, admit violations of the relevant rights and demand compensation for material and moral damage).
All relevant documents must be attached to the complaint.