Prisoners from the CIP on Chelyuskintsev Street. Since the first days of the protests, the victims of torture by the Belarusian security forces have been sharing their experiences and emotions. There are pictures from Akrestin from August 10 to 14, as well as amateur recordings of their arrest. https://belsat.eu/?p=1611530
"The workers of Akrestin generally treated it as a stool that could be kicked. Not like people. They kept us on the concrete floor. 35 girls, in my opinion, in such a room, under the open sky... it was terrible. Many were beaten. The guys were beaten very hard. Girls – someone stronger, someone-weaker... they stripped me naked. It was a complete caper»
Characters with completely different life experiences talk about how they felt when they left Akrestin. How they were received by the volunteers at the exit from the CIP. One of the heroes recalls how he witnessed the visit of the Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Barsukov, who frightened the prisoners with a trembling voice.
40-year-old Igor previously worked as an ambulance doctor. Shortly before his arrest, he managed to save a small boy who had a rubber bullet stuck in his lungs. In Akrestin, he could no longer help anyone.
Kristina, 30, was arrested along with other motorcyclists in the Uruchya area. She says that at first she was kept on the street for three hours, and in the evening she was placed in Okrestino.