Sloboda Valentinu Urusovu!
Saopštenje Kampanje protiv političke represije od 3. marta 2010.
Valentin Urusov, radnik “Alrosa”, krajem 2008. godine, osuđen je na montiranom sudskom procesu u Jakutiji zbog toga što se drznuo da u “Alrosu” osnuje nezavisni radnički sindikat. Očiglednost te politički motivisane sudske montirovke i međunarodna kampanja protiv nje doveli su do toga da ta montirana presuda bude poništena i Urusov je u maju 2009. godine bio oslobođen iz sibirskog konclogora.
Ubrzo potom, uhapšen je i optužen za korupciju i zloupotrebu službenog položaja i glavni autor montirane optužnice protiv Urusova – potpukovnik Federalne službe bezbednosti Rudov. Jakutskom sudu i vlasniku “Alrosa” to nije bilo dovoljno da odustanu od progona protiv Urusova i da radnicima”Alrosa” konačno priznaju pravo na sindikalno organizovanje.
Lokalni jakutski sud, u dalekom sibirskom gradiću Udačnom, pod potpunom kontrolom vlasnika “Alrosa”, ponovo je protivzakonito osudio Valentina Urusova na šest godina prinudnog rada i ponovo ga poslao u logor u i njegov život je ponovo u opasnosti. Tim pre što je teško oboleo od bolesti pluća i bubrega.
Podsećamo, vlasnik “Alrosa”, ruski oligarh Oleg Deripaska je suvlasnik i Crne Gore i vlasnik rudnika boksita i Aluminijumskog kombinata u Crnoj Gori čiji radnici već mesecima štrajkuju zbog toga što im se ne isplaćuju zarade i na koga se javno požalio čak i Milo Đukanović zbog krajnje arogancije u nepoštivanju zakona i ugovornih obaveza, “arogancije koja se oslanja na bogatstvo i snagu privatnog obezbeđenja Olega Deripaske”. Oleg Deripaska se, inače, pojavljuje i kao zainteresovan za “investicije” i u Srbiji.
Zajedno sa radničkim i demokratskim aktivistima širom sveta, zahtevamo neodložno oslobađanje Valentina Urusova iz zatvora i povlačenje optužnice protiv njega.
3. mart 2010. godine
Kampanja protiv političke represije
Organizacioni odbor
Aleksandra Spasov, Beograd; Jaćim Milunović, Čačak; Milan Petrović, Kragujevac;
Milan Stojanović, Beograd; Miodrag Sovilj, Novi sad; Neda Šaponja, Novi Sad;
Nenad Glišić, Kragujevac; Pavluško Imširović, Beograd; Slobodan Stamenčić, Kragujevac
Vladimir Marković, Beograd; Filip Šaćirović, Subotica
Free Valentin Urusov!
Announcement of Campaign Against Political Repression – March, 3th 2010.
At the end of 2008, Valentin Urusov, a worker of “Alros” was sentenced, at a framed trial in Yakutia, for the crime of daring to organize independent trade union of workers of “Alros”. Since the trial was such an obvious setup, and thanks to the international campaign against it, the politically framed sentence was reversed and, in May 2009, Urusov was released from the Siberian concentration camp.
Soon after his release, main actor of framing the trial against Urusov – lieutenant-colonel of Federal Security Service, Rudov – got arrested and charged for corruption and abuse of position. It wasn`t enough for the Yakutian court and for the owner of “Alros”, so they did not give up of persecuting Urusov and kept obstructing the right of “Alros” workers to organize the trade-union.
Local Yakutian court, in a faraway Siberian town Udachny, fully controled by the owner of “Alros”, sentenced Urusov once again, once again unlawfully, to six years of forced labour, and he was sent to the camp again, where his life is endangered, especially since he suffers of severe lung and kidney diseases.
We are reminding the public of the fact that the owner of “Alros”, Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska is also a co-owner of Montenegro and owner of bauxite mine and Aluminum Plant in Montenegro, where workers have been striking for months because they have not received their salaries. Even Milo Djukanovic complained of Deripaska for his utmost arrogance and disrespect of the laws and contract provisions, “the arrogance leaning onto Oleg Deripaska`s wealth and force of his private security guard”. Oleg Deripaska is also being mentioned in media as businessman interested in “investments” in Serbia
Together with workers and democratic activists wordwide, we demand immediate release of Valentin Urusov from jail and dissmisal of charges against him.
March, 3th 2010
Campaign Against Political Repression
Organizing Commitee
Aleksandra Spasov, Beograd; Jaćim Milunović, Čačak; Milan Petrović, Kragujevac;
Milan Stojanović, Beograd; Miodrag Sovilj, Novi sad; Neda Šaponja, Novi Sad;
Nenad Glišić, Kragujevac; Pavluško Imširović, Beograd; Slobodan Stamenčić, Kragujevac
Vladimir Marković, Beograd; Filip Šaćirović, Subotica
mail: slobodazabg6@gmail.com
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