Irina Igorevna Poznyakevich
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In the fall of 2024, Irina Poznyakevich's name appeared in the wanted list in Russia. She was then tried and deported to Belarus.
Irina Poznyakevich (Shulga) is 26 years old. She is originally from Baranovichi, and also lived in Ivatsevichi. According to social media, the girl worked in various fields - for example, she was a nurse. And as of 2019, she had a small child.
In October 2020, Irina was in a detention center in Zhodino — the girl was detained allegedly for participating in protests. It is unknown whether she actually participated in anything then, or was one of those detained by chance.
In February 2021, she moved to Russia. Her legalization expired on January 14, 2024, but she did not leave Moscow for her homeland, but stayed there. In October 2024, Irina was tried in the Mikulinsky District Court of Moscow. She was sentenced to a fine of 5,000 Russian rubles (about $50) and deportation from Russia.
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✏️ A postcard with words of encouragement (a poem by your favorite author, song lyrics, or a beautiful quote). Trust us, even such simple gestures are very meaningful to a person in jail.
✏️ Your life events. To a person who is in isolation for a long time, any story about your routine endeavors will be a window into normal life. Your day-to-day worries and mundane matters are much more interesting than the daily grind of life behind bars.
✏️ It is important to share news. Mention the most notable and interesting occurrences depending on your pen-pal's interests.
✍️️ Remember that every letter is censored. This means that your letters are read by strangers whose main goal is to limit inmates' access to information or to use it against the prisoners or even you.
So try to avoid:
👉️️ harsh statements regarding ongoing political matters
👉 statements against the authorities and public servants
👉 foul language
👉 discussion of the circumstances of the criminal case
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