Gulag 2.0: FSB wants its own pretrial detention centres
People accused of treason, espionage, extremism, and terrorism could soon end up in detention centres controlled by Russia's secret service, the FSB. Human rights activists fear this will lead to restricted access for lawyers and weakened judicial oversight. Barents Observer called to the initiator of the bill, leader of the defence committee, Andrei Kartapolov.
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