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STATEMENT BY THE CHRI MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Aug, 13th 2008

Following the recent events in the Caucasus and the beginning of the open aggression by the Russian Federation against the sovereign Republic of Georgia the ChRI Ministry of Foreign Affairs makes...

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A. ZAKAEV: THE INEVITABILITY OF RETRIBUTION PROTECTS AGAINST CRIMES
July, 30th 2008

The unprecedented destruction of the city of Grozny, the mass murder of its citizens is a crime which comes under the definition of crimes against humanity. It has been recognised in the rest of the world and accepted as an incontrovertible fact...

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THE RUSSIAN-CHECHEN WAR (V)
July, 30th 2008

Europe is living out its remaining days and similar to any old person, hopes to preserve and to pass on its traditions to its heir. It is obvious, however, that it does not have an heir of its own. Only, perhaps, the transatlantic America. But Islam is the only real contender to the heritage of Western Christian civilisation. The latter has long been...

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Web site editor kidnapped, beaten, threatened in Ingushetia
July, 30th 2008

The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns Friday’s vicious attack on Zurab Tsechoyev, editor of Mashr, a human rights Web site based in the volatile North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia.

At least 50 armed, masked men in camouflage gear raided Tsechoyev’s home...

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"Voice of Beslan" files claims against Russian and North-Ossetian MIAs
July, 30th 2008

The All-Russian Public Organization "Voice of Beslan" has brought an action against the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of North Ossetia and its Russian counterpart. The victims of the terror act are sure that these two state bodies shall pay their moral compensation...

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New evidence available for use of Chechen tombstones in buildings
May, 27th 2008

There is new evidence that Russians used pieces of the monumental Chechen tombstones as construction materials in the late 1940s after the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or USSR, which was the absolute authority then in power across the entire Caucasus, exiled Chechens both to Siberia and the Central Asia...

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