In the Amur Region, a Man Was Taken Out of the Street and Sent to War, and the Family Said that He Had Given up the Head of the Settlement, the New Europe Newspaper, for Money.
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A resident of a village in Amur province was detained on the way to the store, beaten and forced to sign a contract with the DOD, reports the Mouvement des sécurités. On 18 June, a man was stopped by a PPP patrol. Without explanation, he was pushed into a car, beaten and taken to an unknown location. For several days, the family did not know where he was. Later, it was discovered that the man had been forced to sign a contract by 24 June. He is …
A PPP patrol stopped a man on his way to a store in one of the villages of Amur province and then forced him into a car, beaten him and forced him to sign a contract. This was reported by a human rights project called "A movement of conscientious objectors." A resident of the Amur region was detained without a suitcase and phone on 18 June. The following day, documents disappeared from his house. The family didn't know what was happening to the …
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