Gaffor Mirzoyev’s sister will ask the Ombudsman to learn about the fate of his brother

Oisha Mirzoyeva, sister of the convict for life imprisonment of Gaffor Mirzoyev Told "AP" that she intends on Saturday to go to the human rights commissioner Zarif Alizoda with a request to find out what is happening to her brother. "After Gaffor Mirzoyev went on a hunger strike in prison, there is no information about […]

Oisha Mirzoyeva, sister of the convict for life imprisonment of Gaffor Mirzoyev Told "AP" that she intends on Saturday to go to the human rights commissioner Zarif Alizoda with a request to find out what is happening to her brother.

"After Gaffor Mirzoyev went on a hunger strike in prison, there is no information about him. That worries me. On Saturday I will go to the Ombudsman, he promised to meet with my brother and learn about him, – she says.

Also, according to her in the Justice Ministry, she was informed that they were considering the request of Gaffor Mirzoyev to reconsider his case.

Oisha Mirzoyeva notes that her brother is now "allowed once every three months to receive a transfer and twice a year of visits. Last time I saw him on May 20. Then everything was fine with him. But after I received a call from the remand prison on July 26 (those sentenced to life imprisonment serve their sentence in the remand prison), and reported that my brother went on a hunger strike because of the authorities' reluctance to review his case, I'm not sure that he is doing well. Then they told me that he had allegedly been transferred to the punishment cell, "she said.

Meanwhile, according to Oisha Mirzoyeva, a person who has served more than 10 years has the right by law to talk to children by phone, write letters to relatives and another one (in total, three) a year. About all this she also wants to talk with Zarif Alizoda.

One of the most influential people of Tajikistan in the 1990s, former commander of the presidential guard, director of the Agency for Drug Control Gaffor Mirzoyev was arrested in Dushanbe on August 6, 2004. Two years later he was sentenced by the Supreme Court to life imprisonment.

The ex-general was found guilty of committing 112 crimes under 34 articles of the Criminal Code, in particular, terrorism, sabotage, organization of three murders, attempted military mutiny, illegal storage of weapons, abuse of office and other.

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