Igor Shishkin

BIOGRAPHY

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24.08.1991

Was born in St.Petersburg, Russia.

Antifascist, vegan, businessman.

In the last several years he was actively engaged in business, that helped him to maintain his family and dog. He is interested in scientific breakthroughs, travelling, martial arts and sport in general. Took 1st place at the Russian NorthWest Powerlifting Championship in 2013. Practised martial arts in “Versus” combat gym.

On January 25th of 2018 was arrested by FSB during investigation of so-called “Network” case.

Was sentenced to 3.5 years in a general regime penal colony under part 2 of article 205.4 of the Criminal Code.

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Igor had been tortured during inquiry. Members of Public Monitoring Commission, who visited him in detention center, registered big ammount of burns on his body from what seems that electric wires and taser-gun were used to torture Igor. Doctors diagnosed Igor with fractured eye-ball socket, numerous hematoms and bruises.

News

23 February 2020

RUPRESSION collective statement regarding the article “Four went in the forest and only two went out” (about “the investigation” of the connection between the “Network” case and the disappearance and death of two young people in Ryazan oblast)

Meduza presents a version according to which Maxim Ivankin, a defendant in the case of “Network”, in plain view of Alexei Poltavets participated in the murder of their acquaintances, Artem Dorofeev and Ekaterina Levchenko (Degree of Poltavets’es involvement in the murder is not specified). According to Meduza’s version, the murder was committed at the direction

3 June 2019

The Network Trials: Pinning the “Code” on the Defendants

Petersburg Network Trial Defendants Viktor Filinkov and Yuli Boyarshinov. Photo by Alexander Koryakov. Courtesy of Kommersant Prosecution Tries to Pin “Code” on Network Defendants Anna Pushkarskaya Kommersant May 21, 2019 The Volga District Military Court rejected the defense’s motion to send the Penza segment of the so-called Network case back to prosecutors. The prosecution has

22 October 2018

No Justice, No Peace: Petersburg’s Kangaroo Courts Revisited

Russian political prisoner Yuli Boyarshinov, a “suspect” in the FSB frame-up known as the Network case aka the Penza-Petersburg “terrorism” case, looking like a human being amidst the combined armed guard of regular police and riot police at Petersburg’s Dzerzhinsky District Court this past Friday. Photo by David Frenkel. Courtesy of Telegram channel Angry Defender

9 April 2018

Families of Penza-Petersburg “Terrorists” Form Committee

The website of the Movement For Human Rights (MFHR) reports parents of the arrestees in the Penza-Petersburg “terrorism” case have come together to form The Parents Network: A Committee for Relatives of Arrested Anarchists. The human rights activists report that a meeting of relatives of the young men accused in the case took place in Moscow on

27 January 2018

Igor Shishkin was sent to the remand prison on Shpalernaya Street

A second anarchist from the mythical organization The Network (Set’) has been remanded to police custody at the request of counterintelligence. Viktor Filinkov and Igor Shiskin are suspected of planning an armed insurrection to seize power This post is also available in: Русский (Russian)Deutsch (German)polski (Polish)