Undated witness statement by Olga Väina, a former Estonian prison official who states she worked in the Tallinn men's prison ("Magazini 35a") from 1998 to 2008 and spent a period on rotation at Harku women's prison the facility to which Anna-Maria Galojan faced being sent following her conviction. Drawing on this background, Väina describes what she characterises as an informal, prisoner-run disciplinary system within Estonian prisons, and alleges a pattern of abuse including violence and sexual assault — directed at inmates who fall out of favour with prison authorities or political figures, citing cases connected to the "Night Watch" protest movement as examples she says she witnessed directly. She states that conditions in Harku are markedly harsher than in men's prisons, and gives her assessment, as a former prison official of over a decade's experience, that Galojan would face serious risk of physical and psychological harm if imprisoned there attributing this risk to what she describes as a political conflict between Galojan and the Reform Party, including then-Minister of Justice Kristen Michal. The statement concludes with Väina's opinion that Galojan should not return to Estonia while the current government remains in power.