According to local sources, another young man was abducted by gang members from the puppet regime and their employers from the FSB.

On December 13, 2010 a letter which was composed and signed by numerous international human rights organizations and addressed to the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), was sent.

According to local sources, on December 13th, two civilians were abducted by mobsters from the puppet regime in Chechnya under the claim that they aid the Chechen mujahedeen.

Sud Ouest, a daily regional French newspaper, published a story about a Chechen asylum seeking family which is at risk for deportation from France to Poland.

Russian media sources have reported that an Ingush girl was arrested in Moscow as a “suspected terrorist”.

Local sources say that a resident of Grozny was abducted by bandits from the puppet Kadyrov’s armed forces.

Earlier we reported that a building in Nice, France was occupied by a group of human rights activists, who did it for homeless asylum seekers. Yesterday morning, the inhabitants were evicted by the police.

According to the website Ichkeria.info, a resident of Ingushetia was abducted in Russian occupied Chechnya.

The website Ichkeria.info published statements from the Council of Chechen Refugees in Azerbaijan and the Organization of Social and Public Union of Caucasian Confederation, which explained the urgency of the situation for a Chechen asylum seeker in Sweden.

According to local sources, four residents from Chechnya, Ingushetia and Karachay-Cherkessia were kidnapped and another four residents of Ingushetia were killed.

The Save Chechnya Campaign, a UK based non-profit organisation advocating for peace and justice in Chechnya, send us an e-mail related with their project.

According to Waynakh Online sources, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev started an official visit to Poland. Hundreds of Polish citizens welcomed Medvedev with protests in various cities.

Well-known Ingush human rights defender Magomed Mutsolgov is one of the winners of the 2010 Moscow Helsinki Group Awards for Human Rights.

Today, our editorial board received an e-mail from the widow of slain Chechen refugee Umar Israilov, related to news published about her husband.

On December 3rd, the trial of the suspected murders of Umar Israilov continued in the Vienna State Criminal Court. Israilov’s widow and father were heard as witnesses.

The Turkish daily newspaper Yeni Akit published an interview with Chechen asylum seekers who have recently arrived in Turkey. Their testimonies show the problem of persecution in Chechnya.

The Austrian newspaper, Die Presse has reported that a Chechen woman and her two children were picked up from their house to be deported to Poland. The mother had a panic attack and the process has been stopped for a while.

According to the Ichkeria.info website, a small demonstration was held in the capital of Russian occupied Chechnya, on November 29th. The protesters asked for the whereabouts of their missing or kidnapped relatives.

Ufuk Uras, a member of the Turkish Parliament from the Peace and Democracy Party (BDP), appealed to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (Turkish Parliament) about the situation pertaining to Chechen refugees in Turkey. He also asked Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan some questions.

The first part of Chechen refugee Umar Israilov’s murder trial in Vienna concluded on November 26, 2010.

According to local sources, gangsters from the puppet regime in Russian occupied Chechnya have abducted a male civilian.

On November 19th-21st, an international conference called, “Hidden Nations, Enduring Crimes: The North Caucasus Between Past and Future” was held in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. Among the high profile guests, Waynakh Online also attended the conference.