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Pro-Russian Regime Dismantles Deportation Memorial in Grozny
Local sources have reported that the deportation memorial in Grozny was dismantled by the pro-Kremlin regime in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. -
Events Related to February 23
Sources close to Waynakh Online have reported that several commemorative events are planned related to the deportation of the entire Chechen-Ingush nation on February 23, 1944. -
Appeal from Lithuania on the 70th Anniversary of Russia’s Genocide in Chechnya
The Lithuanian Freedom Movement Sajudis’s Vilnus city made a public appeal related with the 70th anniversary of the forced deportation of entire Chechen-Ingush people. -
Media As a Propaganda Tool in the Russian Occupied Chechnya
The formation of public opinion and image of the pro-Kremlin leadership in the Russian occupied Chechnya has great importance, even excessively. Propaganda in the printed media ... -
Turkish Pragmatism at Sochi Olympics
In the old days, Turkish-Russian relations were determined by Russia’s desire to have access to the Mediterranean — involving the use of Turkey’s straits as an ... -
Letter from Grozny
Our editorial board has received a letter from the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. We are publishing this letter in its entirety. -
Mass Abduction Near Grozny
Local sources have reported that multiple young men were abducted in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. -
Chechen Painter – Lechi Abaev
Some examples from the Chechen painter Lechi Abaev’s art works. -
Lechi Shamsudinovich Abaev
Chechen painter Lechi Shamsudinovich Abaev was born in November 1957 in Kirgizia due to the mass deportation that the entire Chechen-Ingush population faced in 1944. -
ECHR Fines Russia About 400 Thousand Euros
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has fined Russia 405.800 Euro over abduction of 6 Chechen men between 2001 and 2004. -
Mikiyeva and Others v. Russia
The ECHR case of Mikiyeva and Others v. Russia (application nos. 61536/08, 6647/09, 6659/09, 63535/10 and 15695/11). -
Z. and Khatuyeva v. Russia
The ECHR case of Z. and Khatuyeva v. Russia (application nos. 39436/06 and 40169/07). -
Extradited Chechen Asylum Seekers on Hunger Strike
Local sources have reported that two Chechen asylum seekers are on hunger strikes in protest of their extradition from Germany to Poland. -
Olympic Torture in Grozny!
Local sources in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria have reported that civilians in Grozny were forced to greet the Olympic Torch for the Sochi ... -
Chechen Refugees Feel Harassed by Georgian Counterintelligence
Some of the Chechens in Pankisi Gorge close to the Russian border say they are blackmailed and harassed by Georgian counterintelligence. -
A Voice From The Field of Battle And Governmental Duplicity
In what way is today’s regime in Ukraine any different than the Bolshevik regime? The Communists committed crimes driven by ideology while Yanukovych’s regime is doing ... -
Young Man Disappears in Grozny
Local sources have reported that a male civilian has disappeared in the Russian occupied Chechen Republic of Ichkeria. -
ECHR Fines Russia More Than 950 Thousand Euro
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has fined Russia about 954 thousand Euro over abduction of 14 Chechen civilians between 2001 and 2005; as well ... -
Akhmatov and Others v. Russia
The ECHR case of Akhmatov and Others v. Russia (application nos. 38828/10, 2543/11, 2650/11, 2685/11, 7409/11, 14321/11 and 26277/11). -
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Open Letter: Russian Executioners to discuss Guantanamo
The Director of Anna Politkovskaya Memorial Fund, Victoria Poupko has addressed to President of the United States, Barack Obama about the official visit of a delegation ... -
Chechen-Ingush and Dagestanis Banned from Sochi Olympics
Advocate Kaloy Akhilgov, former Press Secretary of the Ingush President Yunusbek Yevkurov, has shared information through his social network account stating that residents of the Russian ...
