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Lutsenko can watch favorite TV channel in prison, says human rights commissioner
Feb 14, 2011 at 12:41 | Interfax-UkraineKarpachova personally met with over 300 detainees in Kyiv detention center in Lukyanivka.
"Some [detainees] complained about the illegality of their arrest and long-term custody. Some lacked a bed and they were forced to sleep in turns. Some asked to be moved from cells with smokers due to their ill health. Some demanded the access to a lawyer and psychologist. Some needed urgent surgery outside the detention center," reads a report.
A lot of issues are being resolved, according to the press service.
"In particular, due to the intervention of the human rights commissioner, the leadership of the detention center finally provided the access to TV programs on Channel 5 to former Interior Minister Yuriy Lutsenko," reads the report.
This week the human rights commissioner will continue monitoring the observance of the rights of detainees in Kyiv's Lukyanivka detention center.