A joint performance from the Polish singers Junior Stress (Marcel Galiński) and Barnaba Kozdraj, Chechen singers Zhandar Zakaev and Kemran Szachidov, as well as Chechen teenagers from the Lublin Refugee Center.

A nice potpourri from the Chechen female band “Nur Zovkhar”.

Georgian Folk Group Gogochurebi (Gogochuri Sisters) sings two beautiful Chechen songs: Xaza K1ant (Handsome Boy) and Malika.

A lovely song from the Chechen singer Malika Utsayeva, “Kirara Sa Sanna Xho Yeza Suna”.

The Voice of Chechen people, Birlant Ramzaeva, performs her song “Si Dalo Noxcho” at a concert in London in 2002.

In her latest project, “0.8 Square Metres“, Estonian director Kristina Norman worked with the physical and emotional dimension of the concept of imprisonment.

It’s a short documentary movie about a Chechen family in Belgium.

“LETTER TO ANNA”: a personal quest, but also a political. It’s the story of journalist Anna Politkovskaya’s death. A film by Eric Bergkraut, 83 minutes.

We present you a video of young Chechen pianist Aset Sabdulaeva, a member of the Union of Chechen Youth organization.

“Ahmed – Almost 13” (Ahmed – Snart 13) is a short documentary movie. The story is a unique glimpse inside the four walls of a Chechen family living in Norway, seen through the eyes of Ahmed who is 13 year old.

Russian cinematographer Lev Chesnov visited a wedding in the village of Kurchaloy in the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, and during his visit he prepared a short movie: “Making Jijig Galnish in the village of Kurchaloy at a Chechen wedding”.

A seminar which was organized by the Law of Society in England and Wales, the Amnesty International and the European Rights Advocacy Center, on human right violations in Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

On February 11, 1943, the Politburo, the Communist Party’s ruling executive committee (Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union), discussed the idea of “liquidating” the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Republic and expelling the entire Chechen-Ingush nation based on the accusation of “collaboration with the Germans”. Lavrenty Beria, Stalin’s chief of secret police and the “engineer” of the deportation, and Nikita Khrushchev, Stalin’s successor, supported deportation rather than expulsion and the Soviets started planning to deport 425,000 Chechens and 93,000 Ingush in one night, an operation that cost nearly 150 million Rubles (3,9 million Euro).

“Dear Muslim…” – thus begins a Chechen mother Satsita’s diary, which she writes for her four-year-old son, Muslim, so that he will one day understand what his parents experienced in the war in Chechnya.

We present you a live concert record of well-known Ingush singer Tamara Yandieva.

We present you a black-and-white video clip of the song called “Nana” from Chechen singer Ayna Askhabov.

In connection with Vladimir Putin’s visit in Sweden, the Civil Rights Defenders organised an extra seminar on April 27, 2011. Olga Sadovskaya, from the organisation Committee Against Torture in Nizhny Novgorod, talked about the human rights violations to which people are subjected in their daily life in Russian occupied Chechnen Republic of Ichkeria. We present you a part of her speech which is about Chechnya.

This is a video in the memory of Dzhoxar Dudaev, a wonderful man and true patriot, who is missed and cherished always.

We present you a Chechen song “Bezam” with the interpretation of Dagestanian singer “Amina Ursilova”.

This documentary movie is an examination of Russian journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya’s death while covering the brutal Russian occupation in Chechen Republic of Ichkeria and Russian President Vladimir Putin. As the anatomy of a murder, “211: Anna” is named for the 211th Russian journalist who died since the Soviet Union’s collapse in Russia. The movie directed by Giovanna Massimetti and Paolo Serbandini.

We present you a video under “Loam” music group’s song “Daimohk” in the memory of 67th anniversary of mass deportation of Chechen and Ingush people from their historical homeland to Central Asia and Siberia; and once again we recall our motto: Dölxur Dats! Duxur Dats! Dits a Diyra Dats! (We will not Cry! We will not Forget! We will not Forgive!).

We present you the song “Ma Lexa” with a live concert record of Chechen singer Tamara Adamova.