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Mikhail Kosenko’s protest case and compulsory treatment
Mikhail Kosenko, a Bolotnaya Square defendant with a 12-year outpatient history, had his case severed from the others because investigators sought compulsory psychiatric treatment; a Soviet-era dissident testified he had not fought police; Memorial's Orlov called it a…
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Account 1
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2) · Batch 16
- Jurisdiction / date
- Moscow, May 2012 protest; trial 2013
- Channel
- 6-reverse
- Mechanism
- LONG-COMMITMENT (compulsory treatment)
- What is documented
- Mikhail Kosenko, a Bolotnaya Square defendant with a 12-year outpatient history, had his case severed from the others because investigators sought compulsory psychiatric treatment; a Soviet-era dissident testified he had not fought police; Memorial's Orlov called it a political trial
- Finding or status
- Court-ordered compulsory treatment; condemned by Memorial and Amnesty (Wikipedia summary with Yaffa and press citations)
- Label
- VERIFIED (secondary); predates the 2016 start of the Russia rows — the register's Russian resurgence should now begin in 2013
Account 2
Worldwide register by region (Batch 2) · Batch 17
- Speech act
- Protest attendance
- Psychiatric act
- Case severed for compulsory treatment
- Interval
- Weeks (investigative stage)
- Who initiated
- Investigators
- Outcome label
- COURT ORDER
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Reference and provenance
2012-RU-BOLOTNAYA-KOSENKO