"I use in full the time for getting new knowledge. 210 books read during this time have helped me to hold a serious internal discussion and strengthen my beliefs," former minister said.
According to the ex-minister, his morale is much better than physical condition.
"Face to face, doctors talk about the necessity of urgent hospitalization, but on the commission, they sign pre-made recommendations by prison department on drinking anabolic steroids and creon. But I consider unacceptable to keep asking the authorities for treatment. I decided to fight for my rights by a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights," he said.
In addition, Lutsenko believes that the pre-trial detention center is trying to put pressure psychologically on him.
At the same time, the ex-minister added that the psychological situation disappears when he sees compassion and respect in the eyes of staff, policemen, doctors, and most prisoners.
