--- title: 'Bratishkin Reacts: Prison for High-Risk Juvenile Offenders in Kazakhstan' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=-S7nhf_wiJU' video_id: '-S7nhf_wiJU' date: 2026-08-01 duration_sec: 2738 --- # Bratishkin Reacts: Prison for High-Risk Juvenile Offenders in Kazakhstan > Source: [Bratishkin Reacts: Prison for High-Risk Juvenile Offenders in Kazakhstan](https://youtube.com/watch?v=-S7nhf_wiJU) ## Summary This video is a reaction and commentary piece in which the host (Bratishkin) watches and analyzes a documentary-style report on Kazakhstan's only colony for juvenile offenders, where children aged 14 to 18 convicted of serious crimes are held. The footage includes interviews with inmates, staff explanations of daily routines and discipline, and the host's blunt reactions to the stories and to the conditions inside the facility. ### Key Points - **Only juvenile colony in Kazakhstan** [02:53] — The institution is the only one in the country where juvenile offenders are held. There are currently 60 inmates, ranging in age from 14 to 18, all convicted of serious crimes. - **Family visits and long dates** [03:26] — Parents and close relatives can visit for two days. Families prepare food such as homemade manti, and there are rest rooms with double beds, though barbed wire and the guarded territory remain visible. - **Robbery inmate's story** [07:37] — A teenage inmate describes extorting money from teenagers at schools and colleges, receiving a suspended sentence, then later stabbing a person and stealing 150,000 tenge. He was sentenced to 3 years and 8 months. - **Inmate claims he was set up** [08:44] — The same inmate insists the police set him up, saying 'I should be free.' He claims he accidentally stabbed someone after tripping, despite having a knife. - **Host: lack of accountability predicts reoffending** [10:11] — The host notes the boy does not understand what he did, saying 'there's a high probability that he'll serve his time and do something like that again.' - **Drug courier sentence** [14:18] — A teen convicted under Article 297, Part Three, received 6 years and 8 months for distributing drug 'bookmarks.' He was recruited via an Instagram ad and then moved to Telegram. - **Daily routine in the colony** [16:13] — Inmates attend comprehensive school from 8:30, have lunch from 3:00 to 4:30, study at college in four specialties, and are brought out for sports after 5 p.m. to prevent conflicts and burn off energy. - **Police sting on drug courier** [18:56] — The teen says officers tied him and his friend up, emptied their pockets, and confiscated drugs. His grandparents showed no emotion, and he was ashamed and couldn't sleep. - **Knife fight over a cigarette** [21:12] — A boy says around 20 people surrounded him after an insult. He pulled a folding knife in defense and is now serving time for a particularly serious crime. - **Most inmates get no family visits** [31:37] — Of twenty convicts, only five were recently visited by parents or close relatives. The unit commander said many parents simply do not have the opportunity to come. - **Discipline and isolation** [37:11] — Punishments include a reprimand, a severe reprimand, and a period of isolation. Isolation can last up to 72 hours for malicious violations. - **Norway's Breivik comparison** [43:17] — The host contrasts the colony with Norway's treatment of Anders Breivik, who successfully petitioned for a PlayStation 5. He calls Norway's prison system 'a lifelong sanatorium.' ## Transcript colony. So, this is, in short, what will await you if you write in the chat. Particularly serious crime. Killed a boy on Masha's birthday. Village. I will work, well, sort of in a village. What is 150? In my Telegram channel, please. Okay, let's start watching. I was set up. I should generally be free with the convicts. I can say that we are also serving a sentence together. How can you say that you were set up? It turns out that they disconnected us, asked us to get the contents, and it turns out that they confiscated wimp do? It seems to me that there are, well, generally innocent people sitting in prisons . Honestly, it seems to me that they are all sitting there for no reason at all and that they were all put there. Well, that's what I thought. The boy, who is only 15 years old, looks at us with horror, says: "And there are a lot of people like that here. This is a colony." We had sex with her. We communicated several times. They filed a We had an escape last year, and one of our boys ran away. When you're sitting in prison, you forget your friends and you forget your girlfriends. Oh, this is about Kazakhstan. Of course, I would like to see about ours. Maybe the course, I would like to see about ours. Maybe the italic media are Kazakhs. Kolya is so beautiful, I just want to say . Yes. years in law enforcement. And indeed, I then thought that And indeed, I then thought that my dream had come true. Do you remember when there were various holidays, there were no tertz, yes, shopping and entertainment tertz, yes, shopping and entertainment centers, and our parents took us to the square so that we could eat cotton candy, eat shashlik and watch a concert. And then I saw girls in uniform, they were in dress uniform, white shirts, and they were so beautiful. And then I looked at them and asked my parents: “Where do they work?” Uh, and what do you need to do to also, well, wear such a do to also, well, wear such a uniform, uh, be so beautiful and work in that field where they work. And then my mother told me that I should choose a profession based on my clothes. They work for the police. We'll be filming the backs. This institution is the only one in the country where juvenile offenders are held. Today there are 60 of them. Age from 14 to 18 years. Kids who committed [ __ ], let's do this [ __ ] in the chat, yeah? Quiet, [ __ ]. That's some bass. Let's do it normally. Eh, respectfully, otherwise now they’ll also come and ban me from entering. Kiev, serious crimes. We are now going on a long date. Parents and close relatives can come here to visit the convicted persons. For two days, you can prepare it in the evening and sit down with your mom to make delicious homemade manti. But here, in principle, it turns out that the manti are already ready. What kind of luxury is this? Is this a prison or what? We were preparing. In this room we have preparing. In this room we have four rest rooms. a little more. Double bed with bedding. Well, of course, you can still see the barbed wire and the entire territory of the institution with it. , but she is nice. And they assign us and me, uh, and they tell me that I will already be working. Well, at that time I didn’t know what this institution was called. In general, they started reading the list and said: “Khusainova LA154, village of Zhushtet.” village of Zhushtet.” I'm sitting there like this: "Zhaushtet village", village. I will work, well, sort of in a village. What is 155/4? In general, they told me: “You will go to the village of Zhaubashte, where the women’s colony is located .” And then my uncle took me there , , and he’s not from this sphere at all. colonies there is just some kind of pizza going on. Here. And we drive off the turnoff from the highway into the village of Zhaubash. You will see for yourself, there are such trees along the road, such a narrow road. And he says to me: “Shnara, are you sure you can work here?” I say: "Well, I can work here?” I say: "Well, I it's like comparing women's and men's toilets . It's always the same in women's." . It's always the same in women's." And when I started, when I was already entering the colony, I had this feeling that, well, after all, these are people who broke the law, right? It seemed to me that when I now go to a Well, on the contrary, I'm not the other way around, [ __ ], I just haven't been in women's restrooms, [ __ ], but I have. Don't ask me what I was [ __ ], but I have. Don't ask me what I was doing there. Well, I was installing cameras, in short. It's , the toilets are all dirty because these [ __ ] asses, well, I'm not talking about all the women, they climb, [ __ ], with their feet on the toilets. There are broken toilets somewhere, they climb in with their feet, everyone weighs differently. They trip and fall into this pot. In short, [ __ ], this is complete pizza. They might not even throw away these napkins at all. Everything is covered in crap. This is true. That's exactly it. Poor cleaners. The men, of course, are also shit-stained. Everything is shit- covered, or rather, but at least the [ __ ] men don’t climb onto the toilet, otherwise some kind of conflict will start. I, in general, am going into this with the attitude that if something starts now, I will not stand there and remain silent. Yes, it seems like the do it. And they hit me on the back like this , in short. And he, in short, I look at him like this, and he, in short, wrote himself, I’m standing like this, like mom. I'll put you in jail and, in short, a gold video. Ah, [ __ ], I don't understand. It seems to be in Russian here, but it seems not. All. Are you telling me to tell you my story ? Yes, you will ask this question. Robbery of group of persons. Here. I myself, Akhtyubinsky, extorted money from teenagers in college and extorted money from schools. And then I got a suspended sentence. I was given a suspended sentence for my first term. Then I tied it all up, stopped, then I needed money. So I went for this one. Well, I went to work on the fourth day, first I stabbed the guy, then I took 150,000. Here. And as I understand it, it’s in tenge. Am I right ? In tenge or tenge? [ __ ], somehow, [ __ ], that's right. Somehow tenge. And they gave me 3-8 years, 3 years 8 months. I am currently serving a sentence in a juvenile detention facility. I was completely set up. This is an employee, in short, the cops set me up. I actually wanted to say this about it. For 25,000 rubles. No, I should be free for an hour at a time, I should leave. Here I have a patient. And I endured the bastard who found me and arranged all this. Bob watched me for 6 months. They wanted to put me in jail, so they put me in jail. set up. He even endured and told me that I set you up. He also took me . Amon. I'm a little boy myself. Some, that means, that means, there is some kind of sufferer. I'm breathing down my neck with this AK-47. Five big special forces Gazelle went and filmed me. Well, you stuck the knife in. How can you say that you were set up when you had a knife? Accidentally. I'm sitting here like this, he's like this it by chance ? Like this. Oh well, [ __ ]. Well, I accidentally stuck a knife into a person. I had the same dick. I was just walking, in short, I tripped and fell on my [ __ ] ass. It was really an accident. The yomolmaza has come. Hi kais is not clear. Well, I'll stick a knife in there specifically. And he like I'm not going to write you a statement. She's a lot in general." Our curator comes to Ichu . He's like a policeman. That 's it, I'm already confused, in short, here this series is about buying yourself some good clothes. In short , it’s bad that he seems to be talking and, well, it’s obvious that he doesn’t have an understanding of what he did. That is, he sits and he does not understand. That is, he says: “I accidentally stuck it in, I was set up.” What the hell is this? That means there's a high probability that he'll serve his time and do something like that again. not funny. Fine. What did you want here? I just got involved with the wrong guys. You shouldn't have gotten involved with the boys. I realize this. The first time he extorted money. Amdetki ambush can scare the boys there, there are a lot of them. In general, I thought I was cool, but I'm not. I am a soul-shot. Here I came. I'm afraid. I'm also a little afraid of freedom. I have enemies for breakfast. afraid of freedom. I have enemies for breakfast. Maybe I'll hook up with them there again. I want to move to the city as a different person, to start a new life. start a new life. Life is getting better. There is nothing here. Every day you wait for your deadline to pass. What the [ __ ] kind of TV do you have there? I've never seen anything like it before. no need to do this, help someone do something, or hit someone. Bullying, you know, right? Bullying is also not necessary at all. I think that when I get out, I will become a good person and do good deeds . I realized everything while sitting here. I love my dad and mom very much. I want dad to leave as soon as possible. dad to leave as soon as possible. I'm just a little afraid now that I won't get out, that's what will happen here. Maybe I'm here, maybe I'll get sick with something. I'm also afraid of this. And so everything is fine, everything is good. Let's wait for now . Everything is according to the will of Allah. you are a believer. I doubt you're sitting here of your own free will, honestly. Yes, alhamdulah Muslims. wake up and get the prisoners up and make sure that they make their beds, wash, dress, put on their uniforms and go to the dress, put on their uniforms and go to the dining room for breakfast. And so, from 6:00 to dining room for breakfast. And so, from 6:00 to 11:00 at night, we, uh, put everyone to bed, then we ourselves go, uh, to our home to sleep and get ready for the next day. sleep and get ready for the next day. When we enter, uh, already beyond the territory, yes, she is very sweet, kind, I just don’t know at all, in short, and what I just can’t get my head around is that she works in a prison. It seems to me that, on . We have no communication, just like the prisoners, yes, we leave our cell phones at the checkpoint, everything is cell phones at the checkpoint, everything is disconnected. And at first, for example, , they can’t get used to the fact that they have no connection, that no one can reach you because you leave your phone number at the checkpoint. And even those women who have, for example, children, yes, they then start somewhere around 2 or 3 hours later to go out specifically to the checkpoint, take their phone and ask, uh, whether the child left school, whether everything is okay with him there child left school, whether everything is okay with him there , whether he went home. serving a sentence together, yes, you can say that, because we are together with them. time together because, well, they put me here." That is, they could have put me anywhere, but they put me in a colony anywhere, but they put me in a colony behind barbed wire and under guard, behind barbed wire and under guard, you could say, right? under Article 297, Part Three. I have a sentence of 6 years and 8 months with the distribution of the bookmaker's drugs. There is nothing to do during the holidays . I needed to help my grandmother somehow. I am, well, I helped my grandmother give birth to an orphan. I only have a grandmother. So I really wanted to help my grandmother with some money for a day . E was getting ready, looking for a job, taking exams at that time , everything was fine. I searched and searched and searched, but I couldn’t find anything suitable . And one day on Instagram I found an ad for a courier. It was written that I had been working since I was 16, which is exactly my age. and a salary of $2,000. Well, of course, this money interested me. I decided to write, I was transferred to Telegram, and in Telegram I already started writing to the curator. They gave me the location, and sent me, it turns out, the coordinates. And at these coordinates I went into the map, entered the coordinates, but the point was not shown. I came to this point, it was located in my city. I arrived at this point, and there was already a bomb lying there. What the [ __ ] bomb? Why not in Max? Because this is Kazakhstan, they don't ban you there, damn it. They sent photos there and the photos said where it might be dug up, maybe it’s somewhere behind a can covered by grass, it varies. So, you come, pick it up, there take a photo, and leave it to the curator, as I had already taken everything. And then, at my discretion, in whichever place I want, I lay out these 25 500,000 big big plant. We take them out to sporting events every day. It turns out that sporting events every day. It turns out that they have school from 8 to 30, they study in a they have school from 8 to 30, they study in a comprehensive school. And then they have comprehensive school. And then they have lunch from 3:00 to 4:30 and they study at college in four specialties. After five o'clock they are brought out here to play. They are growing organisms, and they have a lot of energy so that, uh, within four walls, how to say, uh, within four walls, how to say, they do not have good thoughts, and some kind of conflict situations do not arise even between them, yes, after all, they are guys, yes, this is a team, of course, I can’t say that there is no conflict at all , there is, but we immediately from the very beginning realized that these are children, that is, I feel some kind of unpredictability in the children's behavior, because at about the age they are sitting, they are not yet formed, like , [ __ ], even some of their voices have not completely broken. That is, something like that . If you have a general understanding of an adult , whether he is aware of it or not, then a child is completely clueless . I won't understand anything. We stop all this. We stop all this. People are who graduated from school in Altombelga. And during graduation they had a fight with their classmate and this incident had a fatal outcome . And so, a smart boy who scored good points in Naente was serving his sentence with us. It was in the morning, somewhere around 12:00 . So we went to pick up friend and I were walking, and we arrived at the approximate location by taxi, but we dropped off the taxi a little further away. Still, there working with. So, it turns out, we went out, I went out with my friend. We had almost reached this point, and in the distance there was a car, a black car, a foreign car. We didn't pay attention to this and moved on. And from this car, which was parked me and asks me for help. His car supposedly stalled and he had to push it to start it. That's how he addressed it. We are already standing right next to the car some kind of sharp sound, turning around, my friend was tied up. And at that moment, it man also gets out of the passenger seat and twists me. These were task unscrewed us, asked us to take out the contents, pockets, and started calling. Well, that means there was a marked bookmark, they already knew about everyone else’s bookmark. They started calling the staff, they started calling my relatives on my side, and it turns out they called my grandparents. That's when they called everyone, they started filming everything on video: what, how, where, why. It turns out that narcotics were confiscated . My grandparents didn't say anything. They didn't have any emotion whatsoever. They had no face on them. They were not planned. I face on them. They were not planned. I had it, but not to scatter, but to take away. ashamed at that moment. I didn't approach them. I went and tried to lie down and sleep. I couldn’t fall asleep because I understood what was awaiting me. As awaits me. I condemn. bookmarks there are marked just like that, damn, they'll catch you. And in my experience, there were no pizza riots for you, specifically in the middle of adulthood. specifically in the middle of adulthood. We didn't have a riot. And we had an escape We didn't have a riot. And we had an escape last year. We had experience, and one boy ran away and was caught the next day, I think . All of this was monitored by cameras located in the city. Yes. cameras located in the city. Yes. 11, Section 9, Part 3, which is considered particularly serious. I work for the FCC, I won't pretend I haven't heard anything. Unfortunately, the deadline has already passed. Well, unfortunately for you , I've already served three times, [ __ ]. And the boy is a year younger. So, how are we, how do you say it? Yes, I had one, but I was young, like, yeah, I was messing around with all sorts of jokes, so I wasn't sitting around throwing this crap around. We had a fight over a cigarette. They started calling me names, insulting me and harassing me. I did n’t know, then I became an adult and it became completely uninteresting. Oh, the process itself is creepy. Then you think, this is just some kind of [ __ ] [ __ ]. And he gave up and moved on to beer. There are gave up and moved on to beer. There are only two of us, me and my brother. And then he left, I was the only one left, and they had a crowd there. They had about 20 they had a crowd there. They had about 20 people. And they surrounded me. I didn't know what to do. I was a little lost. They hit me in the jaw. Then I had a knife in my pocket. Knife, folding knife. But I didn’t want to jump on him with a knife, because I just wanted to punch him, to protect him. It so to protect him. It so this a particularly serious crime? Now my lawyers are trying to get through this. This is how it is possible that everyone somehow accidentally wields knives. Where did the knives come from? Why do they even bring them with them? The second one is the same defense. Because they, I do n’t know, probably in Kazakhstan there is a similar law that, like, you can’t carry knives with you at all. What kind of nonsense is this? The crowd was bud. I don’t know, maybe The crowd was bud. I don’t know, maybe they wanted to kill me. And when they spoke to the judge, they wanted to jackal me. This is just how we have already gotten used to this, to this aura, right? And those people who are the same no accident that he pulled out a knife, and the crowd began to beat him. It's hard to watch, in short accent. And journalists or non-governmental organizations come to us, or other people with whom we interact. For example, the same people with whom we hold football and volleyball tournaments, right? So, the coaches come and say: "I feel like I have a headache. My head is hurting." Well, at least he stayed there with us for an hour or an hour and a half, right? I, he says, looked at these boys, I feel so sorry for them, they really committed a crime, really committed a crime, right? Well, it would be impossible to right? Well, it would be impossible to give them a different punishment. And so, during a tournament, he might come up to us, the same football coach, yes, and ask: " tiny, so puny, so skinny, and how long is his sentence? Uh, and how long has he been serving his sentence here? And what did he actually do that well, sentenced there to six years in prison? And then I start, uh, calling the squad leader and I say: "Please tell me what he did according to the sentence." And so, when the squad leader starts telling, well, like briefly, roughly the plot, what this little puny boy did. Don't you want to come in like in the old days, who is only 15 years old. The coach looks at us in horror and says: "Yes, and there are a lot of people like that here , well, I say, well, this is a colony, this is an institution where juvenile convicts are kept, when you juvenile convicts are kept, when you actually read the sentence, uh, how they did it all, how they committed it This is a crime, you really already look at this boy differently. Okay, in short, whoever is watching the stream from the pre-trial detention center, write a plus. Let's see how many of us were sitting there. Whoever wrote this plus, are you calling me from number 900? I do n't even have a [ __ ] Sberbank. rape. I met a girl, we started talking, became friends, and talked to her for some time. Then at some point we had sex. We talked a few times, then later on, we had sex, her parents found out, and they filed a police report. and they filed a police report. also added Article 121 to my sentence and then there was a trial. And I was sentenced to nine years in prison. How old were you? 15. 14. And she said that everything was, well, by And she said that everything was, well, by consent They didn't take into account either my words or her words, and it What is the age of consent in Kazakhstan? 16. Well, that means he himself has not reached the age of consent. She is under the age of consent. And it’s like, well, this one is sitting there for no reason. This is generally a common practice, in short, when parents find out, they write a statement, and you leave. The fact that it was even harder for my parents, I think it’s unfair, because, well, the law, damn it, should Well, although these are also his words. Maybe now they After we paid them for the claim they filed in court, they wrote a letter of they filed in court, they wrote a letter of apology asking not to judge me, but that didn't help because I had already been given a prison sentence by that time. 5 million. I really regret that I didn’t think about what kind of payment they ended up making, but they wrote that they had no complaints, but the deadline had already been set. This is some kind of giga [ __ ]. There was an age difference. The fact that after this there may be some last ones understands why girls are not imprisoned in such cases if she herself confirmed the fact of consent. Who the hell knows, to be honest fact of consent. Who the hell knows, to be honest . By right of elder, I guess. I don't know. that something might happen later. I did n't understand what prison was. they get very close to you and simply don’t keep that distance. Uh, uh, of course, I don’t push them away right away keep that distance. Uh, uh, of course, I don’t push them away right away , yes, I let him stand, as if next to me. I don't know, well, why would she do this to these children? Maybe it's I don't believe it. She's a bit too kind. She's just way too kind. There's a different smell coming from here. Maybe some kind of home smell, yes. And it happens that they come very close to me. can't put a woman in jail for wear and tear. Read the wording of the article. There is only one victim there. Yeah. What are you talking about? Feel. But then I pretend as if I don’t notice it. And then I continue talking to them, and then I just say: "Please, just get away from me. You came really close to me. not possible, right? I can try. And then you can change the spoon. They cook deliciously. Go ahead. Go ahead . Where? Yeah delicious. Just change my spoon. Just change my spoon. There, dunno. Dinno. Eat. Delicious. Delicious I don't get it either. She doesn't know how they cook. Like, what? Everyone is interested in how you serve your sentences here. sentences here. Well, because this is the only colony Well, because this is the only colony for children. Something I see there, something looks delicious somehow. Too bad. looks delicious somehow. Too bad. He made some kind of udom with shrimp. porridge in the afternoon? Only porridge. You have Nobody calls you. Nobody needs you. Only your parents. Do you understand all that? Friends, well, brother, I'll do everything for you until the end, I'll kill for you, do everything for you until the end, I'll kill for you, as they say, I'll lie. They lie to you, you have no friends except your father. My real friend is my father. Only he helps me, he warms me. served in prison. They have better food than we do. Two days. Dad comes for we do. Two days. Dad comes for two days. I can see him with dad. It's complete. Just forget it. You won't understand how they know how to work for a camera in Kazakhstan, tell me that everything is so delicious on camera there? . Let that day go back that I was I think it's not only in Kazakhstan , maybe in Russia I would change everything in my life too, start studying properly, have a loan, we need to pay off the loan there. Pay off the debts. I want to buy Papeshin when I get out. Did you have a girlfriend? Oh, you had a girlfriend. And then they decided to insert subtitles. And she was stolen, in short. Married, in short. I knew what it meant to be stolen. I didn’t understand. That there would be no relationship with her, no hope of getting better, in short. Okay, I won’t say anything about these traditions. That’s it, girl. When you’re sitting in prison , you forget your friends and you forget your girlfriends. Yes, you forget only two. Yes, you forget only two. That’s it, I understood that too. cancers? How would I know what traditions, how else, what’s normal and what’s not normal according to the laws. I don’t live there, why are you asking me as if I know anything, [ __ ]. If that’s how it’s accepted there, like, well, okay. Although here it’s like this. For can’t come to another country and say: “Okay, well Change your traditions because I said so. If everyone lives like this, what can I do?" Someone says that this is now a criminal offense. I don't know which of you to believe. Of the twenty convicted, parents and close relatives only visited five in the last Yeah. Although there are some. And that's an article of the law. Well, everything is fine. Parents who live nearby in the Almaty region. It turns out there are parents who don't come. When asked, uh, why parents often don't come, the unit commander replied that many parents simply don't have the opportunity. We, Vova, had a show in the army . One time, during our service, they prepared fresh meals for us with fresh vegetables and fruits, and then they covered it all up. In the end, we didn't even eat it. We went back after the show. So it's just a show. What the [ __ ] are you doing in the army? The guys eat normally here in prison should have gone to prison, [ __ ] hell. No matter what crime the kid food would be better. It's really cruel for parents to leave him without any attention, with everyone else. Especially when a mother abandons her child. Yeah, of course, yeah, of course, sure, damn, I just looked at something, this prison looks civilized, just like a school, I would say. The only difference from the outside, yeah, when there were spans, there were fences, barbed wire. There's a gym outside, a gym inside, they even change clothes. I mean, there's some kind of TV, the food is kind of tasty. Anyway, I'm wondering if they just hung up a TV or something? My mom comes to visit me often. My dad, he died last year when I was here. It was really hard to bear. Yeah, I understand why feminism exists in Kazakhstan at all. Wow. Like, if they're still kidnapping girls there, well, dude, The eldest My sister lives in St. Petersburg and helps my mom. She also comes to visit me at the unit when she can. I was just jailed, she came here from Russia and lived here for four months. Well, she and lived here for four months. Well, she helped out there, brought cars, brought groceries, Okay, and this is her girlfriend. After I was jailed, I only talked to her about court cases and inheritances. I never saw her again, didn't call, didn't write anything. Are you mad at me? No, that's not why she wrote, it was so painful, wrote, it was so painful, damn. The editor is making music. I'm trying to hear something. Either my headphones are crap or something. In short, I don't understand sometimes. bad here, but he's mumbling something. I, well, I can understand some of the words. And he speaks normally. Well, there's no willpower, basically, no family nearby. And it's very I regret it because I never even thought about what I had at home before . Now I understand what was very dear to me. Well, for example, it's the same thing when I'm passes by and says, "Good morning." I did n't really take that into account. I didn't value on the outside, I've started to value a lot of things here and think about things. passes by. No one at all, because it's very far away. Uralsk. We have payphones. And they give you a card at the payphone. Yeah, I get it. I have that feeling too, but I don't believe that everyone here is so great, so good, there's not just one. Not a single one of those crazy guys who, [ __ ], I think hit her right. I'll get out, that's it, they don't show everyone here. If they stop the article, if it's theft against her will, If it's with everyone's consent, then it's a girls. Everything and everyone should always require consent from all parties in general. Well, if that's the case, then why not? Although, for me, well, this consent doesn't stack up to steal, in short, you some didn't, but I'm even somehow glad about that, because I communicated with them, I was friends with them on the outside. When I was outside, we had good relations. But you see, they turned away from me. I'm even somehow glad about that, to some extent. The criminal subculture is being eradicated, as before. Even the employees, uh, allowed such colloquial slang among themselves, allowed such colloquial slang among themselves, like prison slang, now we, uh, our employees, we don't talk like that, we don't use such words. I think there's a word for "shkonka." Yes, " nary." Kicha. Kicha - This is, in my opinion, a . Yes . Hands behind your back. Right. So, like you, we don't have such a phrase, we don't use it. It turns out that they move freely, it turns out, under the control of the administration of the institution. Violations are mainly allowed by the internal rules of the daily routine. It turns out, they get up at the wrong time and don't respond to the command to rise. They are, in their own way, psychologists, it turns out. They, it turns out, they adapt to each , they know where, how and where to behave. Let's say, here are such moments, types of punishment as a reprimand, a reprimand, a severe reprimand, and a period of isolation. This is a period of isolation. isolation. It turns out that isolation can be limited to up to 72 hours for this violation, for a malicious violation, it turns out. no more, yes. On December 5th, uh, literally a month ago, December 5th, uh, literally a month ago, in 2025, we opened this colony, a new building. Then we invited bloggers, a TV channel, and showed to the whole country that this is the only children's colony in the republic A penal colony, a juvenile correctional facility, opened. Oh , that's cool. What a joke, Anar was invited. Come on, [ __ ], he wasn't there . What, we don't have anything like that? Just imagine, guys, look at this prison they built. It's a bomb. They It's new, built to all international standards. And then, when all this was already posted on social media, [ __ ], it looks like some kind of residential complex, just elite tors who wrote, and for what reason and why for, well, here it is no longer, of course. Well, on the other for convicts, for criminals who, ah, broke the law, committed such terrible things. Look, I did n't have anything like that at my [ __ ] school. I doubt your school had a gym like that for convicts, for criminals who broke the law, committed who broke the law, committed such things. Look, you [ __ ] [ __ ]. Uh, you can play this here. tabletop penis. Another goat. There's some kind of jump here. There are some kind of basketball goals here. Yeah. Well, that's a rendering, I guess. No, that's not a rendering, yes. Horrible, well, like, crimes, yes. You create such good conditions. It would be better if they built schools, hospitals, helped some other needy people there. But I can understand that. Uh, the question is, you know, we have the same international organizations that, when visiting, for example, that same old colony, which, as I said, was built in 1941, it was really already... I understand why people react like that, like, their taxes are used to build, in theory, a place that should punish people for their wrongdoings, and they have a cool gym there, a TV, delicious food. Well, in short, I understand why people [ __ ] example, my idea of ​​a prison is that it's a place where you just, well, die of boredom, to say the least. And you just think, think, only entertainment is you go outside, maybe they take you out somehow, I mean, like, probably some kind of re-education, right? I mean, I mean, they "[ __ ], I never want to come here again in my life ." Yeah. I mean, you go out and you, well, it stops you, the fact that you've already been here, [ __ ]. And in the end, they built some really cool, cool building, everything there, like, TV, yeah. And those people who came to that old colony, they all just Probably, the discount is that these are supposedly children, they need to grow, develop, they have a school there, well, like everywhere, by the way. Like, probably for this, well, I don't know. The Penal Committee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs needs to build a new colony, because it's no longer possible to hold convicted people here, right? Well, we built it, opened it, but there are still people who We get comments like this. We moved to a new building, and everything was already bad there. There are rats, everything is fine, clean. Wow, I wouldn't want to end up here, [ __ ] hell. First of all, cleanliness is the key to health. Oh, I have no complaints. This is [ __ ] awful, [ __ ]. Yeah. Wow. That's how I imagine myself in prison . By the way, Yeah, I don't think about anything much anymore. It's just that I've been in prison for a year and a half, which seems like a small amount, but here it's somehow significant, so to speak, I don't think about anything anymore, I just go to bed. Brutal. I used to think about it, I felt bad. I couldn't sleep for whole nights because I was bored, I couldn't get used to it. The fact that I'm sitting behind bars, I have no way to do anything. That's it. But now at this point I've somehow gotten used to it . By the way, I want to work for me. I'm a designer. I studied at this special college for design. I want to go into engineering. I have an uncle. He works there and he told me something that would help me with this. I want to work from home so that I can be closer and closer to my family every minute. Yes. I came here. More than a year has already passed. They supported me, helped me, everything was fine. We communicate with everyone. Who did what outside, who did what, who ended up here for what reason. Well, they believed me, but many were surprised that it turned out this way . Every day we remember what happened, like we tell each other, sorry, what happened in the Well, for example, the most basic thing there is to eat good home-cooked food, then many things are elementary, just walking down the street, taking a walk, chatting. Well, now I'll write something, then hop and go sit. As for me, I would like to sit Study programming and then go study to be a lawyer, maybe. In general, I I want to become a lawyer. I'd rather live, study, work, and help my mother. This is the most important thing in my life now. Approaching the victim, he intentionally struck him with considerable force in the abdomen, that is, in the area where vital organs are located, knowing full well that he could cause serious bodily harm and intending to do so. So, we encounter stories like this every day . And then, when . And then, when you've already closed the sentence and are already making contact with them, you go into the colony, and you look into the eyes of this prisoner in Norway. And where is Breivik being held? For those who don't know, I just forgot. Newdia. That's in Norway. There, in short, it's not a [ __ ] prison, it's just a [ __ ] paradise. And he recently, well, he's there, you know, Breivik, what he did. I read the news somewhere 6-7 years ago, because he, [ __ ] hell, suddenly, they realized, filed some kind of petition about his old PlayStation. The fourth, that he needs a fifth, that this is bad, disgusting conditions in the [ __ ] room he has in prison. And you'll [ __ ] laugh, but they really brought him a fifth, no joke. You're a kid, and you think, how is this even possible? What motivated you to commit such a crime? Why did you do it? A reasonable country can afford that. A reasonable country would give him a PlayStation for a far-right guy . Yahoo! Well , that's [ __ ] cool, your reaction is funny. You know, like instead of prison it's just some kind of lifelong sanatorium, and now it's like he's a completely different person. There are even children in whose eyes you don't see any cruelty. The cruelty you read in the court verdict. It's human, right? I mean, I'm not sitting in prison like he is, for example. I have human rights. because of the accents and the editing.