A Far East court has reversed a decision to transfer anti-Putin shaman Alexander Gabyshev from a high-security psychiatric center to a general health center, his legal representative said Friday.Prosecutors had actually appealed a lower courts December ruling to move Gabyshev, 56, to a less limiting health center, lawyer Alexei Pryanishnikov stated.
The Primorsky Regional Court gave the appeal and sent the case back for a new trial in the Ussuriysky District Court.The four-year-long runaround continues, Pryanishnikov composed on Telegram.Gabyshev was jailed in 2019, 7 months after triggering on a trek from his native republic of Sakha (Yakutia) to Moscow to exorcize President Vladimir Putin.He has invested most of the previous six years in psychiatric hospitals, where he has actually undergone life-threatening treatments, according to his attorney.
Pryanishnikov has actually said independent medical experts have actually vouched for Gabyshevs mental sanity.Amnesty International and the Russian human rights group Memorial recognize Gabyshev as a political prisoner.