European Court of Human Rights". The statement was written in the applicant's own hand. In it the applicant also said that he had made his statement without physical or psychological coercion. The statement was collected and signed on the same date by two officials: the Assistant to the Head of the Main Directorate of Execution of Sentences of the Ministry of Justice in charge of the Rostov Region, Ch., and the Head of the Registry of the Main Directorate of Execution of Sentences of the Ministry of Justice in charge of the Rostov Region, B.
34. In respect of this letter the Government submitted that on 12 October 2004 the Assistant Chief of the Correctional Department of the Ministry of Justice, Mr Ch., had had an interview with the applicant. According to the Government, the purpose of the interview had been the "clarification of some facts with a view to submitting the position of the Russian Federation Ministry of Justice on the application lodged by Mr Alekseyenko". Mr Ch.'s explanatory note to the interview stated that he had not requested the applicant to withdraw his application to the European Court of Human Rights, and that the interview had been conducted in the correct form, without any rough, rude or degrading treatment on his part. The applicant's explanatory note stated that he had not made any complaints or critical remarks in respect of the prison administration and that he had not been subjected to any psychological or physical pressure.
35. The Government submitted a letter from the Rostov Regional Court dated 13 October 2004 in which the Deputy President of that court had certified that neither the applicant nor his counsel had made any complaints to the competent lower courts in respect of alleged interference with correspondence.
36. The Government submitted that on 14 October 2004 Mr K. from the Regional Prosecutor's Office had had an interview with the applicant. The applicant had made the following statement to Mr K.:
"...My correspondence with the European Court of Human Rights started in January 2001 during my detention in establishment UCh-398/9 in the town of Shakhty. From that prison I sent out eight letters (22 January 2001, 15 May 2001, 28 May 2001, 31 August 2001, 1 December 2001, 10 December 2001, 20 May 2002, 15 August 2002). All the above letters were received by the addressee and I retain proof of that. There were no instances of refusal to dispatch letters from prison IK-9. However, all letters were only accepted by the administration in an unsealed form and were dispatched with considerable delay. I made attempts to send out sealed envelopes but the head of the special department returned them to me with reference to the corresponding instructions from higher authorities.
Since 11 February 2003 I have been serving my sentence in UCh-398/1 of the Main Directorate for the Execution of Sentences of the Ministry of Justice. From this correctional establishment I dispatched five letters to the European Court of Human Rights (3 March 2003, 25 May 2003, 20 October 2003, 13 April 2004 and 30 September 2004). I only know that my letter of 13 April 2004 was dispatched on 11 May 2004, whilst three previous letters never reached the Court. As to the letter of 30 September 2004, I am unaware of its fate. All these letters were not accepted from me in sealed form. The authority forced me to present them unsealed. As regards the answers from the European Court, I received three whilst serving the sentence in IK-1, and all were sealed. The incoming numbers of IK-1 were: 5727 of 3 August 2004, 1751 of 6 April 2004. I do not know the number of the third answer, because I did not keep it. But I remember the date of receipt - 28 June 2004.
With all confidence I can state that I signed the receipt in respect of one of the answers and don't remember in respect of the others. Whilst serving the sentence in IK-1 I received copie
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