Who Feels Good in Russia: How Prisons are Arranged in Modern Russia

The author captures the state and situation in Russian prisons during the year 2022. The conditions of incarcerated people, prison medicine, nutrition, regime, environment in cells, visits, transportation, and many other details from the lives of inmates are described in her new book by the well-known human rights activist and journalist Eva Merkacheva.
Behind every page are human destinies, not only of prisoners but also of victims of their crimes and law enforcement officers. The author also writes about women's colonies, about "red zones" where intelligence officers serve their sentences, about well-known inmates of famous detention centers, about egregious cases of abuse of power, about abuse and torture, about the selfless work of human rights defenders trying to improve the living conditions of prisoners, about the legendary Andrei Babushkin.
The book contains a lot of statistics, little-known facts, and real stories.
An appendix to the main text is a unique short "guide" to Moscow's prisons.
The concluding part of the book includes a letter from Eva Merkacheva to the President of the Russian Federation V. V. Putin and his response.