Local sources have stated that one civilian was abducted and another was killed by armed men from the puppet regime in Chechnya.

According to news from the Kavkaz-Uzel website, workers from Spetsstroya (the Federal Agency for Special Construction) in Chechnya have not received their salaries for the last four months.

Our editors have received via e-mail another appeal to Slovakia’s Minister of Justice in regard to cancelling the extradition of two Chechen refugees.

The Norwegian Helsinki Committee appealed to Ministry of Justice of Slovakia on regarding the extradition of two Chechen asylum seekers, Anzor Chentiev and Ali Ibragimov, from Slovakia to Russia.

Earlier we informed our readers about the illegal congress held by Kadyrov in occupied Chechnya and the condemnation message from the Chechen Diaspora in Turkey. The resolution of the so-called congress has been released.

According to the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, it is official that the refugee center in the city of Łomża, Poland is going to close, but the final decision about the other two refugee centers in Białystok will be declared on Friday.

According to the Russian website RBC.ru, Dukvakha Abdurakhmanov, head of the puppet regime’s so called parliament in occupied Chechnya, stated that they are ready to provide for the United Russia Party at the federal or regional elections.

Mustafa Ozcan, a columnist from the Turkish daily newspaper “Yeni Akit”, wrote about a nondescript man’s words about Chechnya as a “fatwa” (a legal opinion issued by a qualified Muslim scholar).

According to news from Finnish-Russian Civic Forum’s website, Finnish authorities have granted asylum to the Russian journalist and human rights defender, Elena Maglevannaya.

A correspondent from the American magazine Newsweek, Anna Nemtsova held an interview with the puppet Kadyrov at his heavily fortified residence in Gudermes, Chechnya.

After the publication from Waynakh Online, the “Global Chechen Assembly“, an organization based in Jordan, sent our editors a letter in which they condemn the attacks against the Finnish human rights defender. They are asking Finnish authorities to take action on this issue.

Anzor Maskhadov sent an appeal related to the new project about “the Genocide of Chechen People in 20th and 21st centuries”.

Khizir Aldamov, the head of the Chechen diaspora in Georgia, has appealed to the Georgian government to act as a bridge between the Chechen people and the international community and assist them in informing the international community about the real situation in the North Caucasus.

Earlier we published news about the ECHR’s decision that allows the extradition of two Chechen asylum seekers. Alla Dudaeva gave a short interview to Georgia’s Perviy Kavkaz TV channel on this issue.

A correspondent from Waynakh Online has reported that a Chechen refugee, who lives in Turkey, won a case against the country in the European Court of Human Rights on October 19.

Juha Molari, a Finnish pastor, continues his provocative actions against a well-known Finnish human rights defender and Chechen refugees in Finland.

According to news from Georgia’s Russian television channel, Perviy Kavkaz, Ukrainian border guards have detained five Chechen asylum seekers.

According to the website, Ichkeria.info, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg decided on 14.9.2010 that Ali Ibragimov and Anzor Chentiyev can be extradited to Russia. As it is said in the court decision, “the Russian Federation has given the guarantee of a fair trial and not to apply capital punishment…”

Staff members from a Polish NGO have created a theater event which tells the stories of Chechen refugees who live in Poland.

During a conference on “Strengthening Human Rights in Russia” organized by the Norwegian Helsinki Committee in cooperation with Amnesty International Norway in Oslo in late September this year, a resolution establishing the “Natalya Estemirova Documentation Center” was adopted by a group of nine leading Russian and international human rights organizations.

According to occupation media sources, a resident of Achkoi-Martan was taken hostage by the puppet Kadyrov’s gangsters.

According to local sources, early this morning a small unit from the Chechen mujahedeen attacked the so-called “parliamentary” building of the puppet regime, in the Avtorkhanov district of Grozny, Chechnya.