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Group: Russian soldiers forced into sex

MOSCOW, Feb. 14 (UPI) -- A Russian soldiers rights' group reports some men say they were forced to prostitute themselves to officers while they were serving in the army.  
  
  




Ella Polyakova of the Union of Soldiers' Mothers told The Moscow Times that she was told that a former colonel turned banker and a general were among those taking advantage of the young recruits.

The Russian army has already been under fire for violent hazing. The group Human Rights Watch charged last year that hazing kills several dozen soldiers a year and injures hundreds.

Polyakova said that two men have told her they were forced to provide sexual services and that they were paid as much as $38 a day. They said they were given lists of clients and beaten if they refused.

Military prosecutors say they are investigating Polyakova's allegations. But Interior Minister Vasily Panchenko charged that her group is out to "discredit the armed services."

Copyright 2007 by United Press International


Russian soldiers 'used for sex'  

Russia's military has been tarnished by a series of scandals
The Russian military is reported to be investigating claims that army conscripts were forced to work as male prostitutes in St Petersburg.
The command of the interior ministry unit denied the claims made by the Soldiers' Mothers human rights group.

The group says it was contacted by a parent of a conscript who had been forced to work as a male prostitute.

Last year, an 18-year-old soldier was so badly beaten that he had to have his legs and genitals amputated.

The BBC's James Rodgers in Moscow says the latest claims follow a series of scandals which have damaged the Russian army's reputation.

A spokeswoman for the Soldiers' Mothers, Ella Polyakova, told the BBC that in St Petersburg there was "a network of clients" who would pay for sex with soldiers.

Older servicemen are said to have forced younger conscripts into prostitution and then taken the money for themselves.

Brutality

The Sychev bullying case drew worldwide attention to Russian army abuses.

Private Andrei Sychev was forced to squat for several hours by fellow soldiers and then tied to a chair and brutally beaten up last year.

As a result he developed gangrene in his legs and genitals, which had to be amputated.

Now permanently disabled, Pte Sychev has just announced that he is to write a book about his ordeal.

Such cases have highlighted the appalling conditions suffered by some Russian service personnel at a time when Russia is seeking a greater role on the world stage, our correspondent says.