SHAME ON RUSSIA! Im in a filthy cell , alone, isolated from rest The press is not welcome in the gray remand in Murmansk. You can send a food , gets Volkskrant Correspondent Olaf Koen hear . Or a letter . That he does and Faiza Oulahsen writes him back over her life in prison . Today , the appeal against the Greenpeace activist , adhering due to piracy . Since September 18 . Ive been waiting two weeks for permission from the investigator to be able to commit to my family a call Dear Olaf , Thanks for your letter . I got it last Monday . Thanks for the book! I was very pleased with it . Virtually all books , like all letters sent me, I do not get. Everything I receive is subject to control and censorship . In other words , the prosecutor and investigator must have first seen . And in practice , this means that I receive nothing. I hold been around for two weeks on the consent of the investigator to be able to commit to my family , I am entitled to have a phone call. But for that nonsense , he will not have time . I remember his smile in the courtroom to me - Sunday 29 Sept - 2 months when I was arrested . He enjoyed it , like he had been . Things done That guy is not even a player , at most, a puppet that does exactly what he gets imposed from above . Sad . I long for days to the letters from my family , friends and colleagues. And know which letter in Murmansk to find its way to my cell That of a journalist , ha! Can laugh about it . Im in a filthy cell , alone, isolated from rest Given the circumstances, it is well with me at the moment. Im in a filthy cell , alone, isolated from rest . The Russian prisoners I do not see at most by chance I catch a smile [ on ] in the hallway. Every now and then a rat crawling across the floor . Lost weight and sleep well , but I walk around with your back straight . So no, no Russian cellmate unfortunately. Had the company sliced, and also can be found here . Ropes faster The language barrier is large , communicating becomes stiff . The male passengers have (at least to my knowledge, a large ) or Russian cellmates . Not surprising , we have 30 Greenpeacers Murmansk flooded , so its not surprising that they can not put everyone . Alone in a cell I have hope, I have to, that keeps me going We have an hour goeljat ( literally walk ed.), highlight of my day . Thats when we can just air , walking around in a dark concrete room of about 5 by 5 meters , the sky you can with any luck through the cracks of the rotten and leaky see . Of course we estimated what scenarios (best and worst ) could occur , and that they would try to chase us away. Through illegitimate means and threats Happened before. However , we would end up with 30 men in the cell with a prison sentence of 15 years over the head I did not expect . I knew that nothing is impossible if you have to deal with the Russian authorities , but the current situation I considered unlikely. I have hope, I have to, that keeps me going . The fact remains that can happen , anything else would Russia Russia are not. Warm regards, Faiza Oulahsen
Posted on: Tue, 22 Oct 2013 23:16:35 +0000
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