According to the website Kavkaz-Uzel, on the evening of October 17, mobsters from Kadyrov’s puppet regime beat up a human rights defender and her 18-year old daughter in the Avtorkhanovsky (formerly Leninsky) district of Grozny.

According to an article in the Norwegian newspaper Aftenpost, immigration authorities in Norway say that if Chechen asylum seekers are sent back to Chechnya, they are not at risk of persecution. The Norwegian courts say just the opposite; they are at risk!

Austrian state radio and television corporation, ORF1 has published news about the most important consequence of the Russian backed “puppet head” of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov’s recent so called congress in Grozny, the occupied capital city of Chechnya.

According to local sources, Russian invaders and their collaborators in Chechnya and Ingushetia continue to persecute the innocent civilian population.

Members of the old Chechen Diaspora in Turkey have published a statement related to the puppet Kadyrov’s spurious “Congress of Chechen Peoples” that starts on October 12.

The website Djama1at.com has published a video recording the martyrdom (inshaAllah) of Amir Mansur (Arbi Yovmurzayev).

According to the Ukrainian media, two people from the Caucasus have been detained by police.

According to local sources, armed bandits from the puppet regime in Chechnya have abducted two more peaceful civilians during last two days.

According to the weekly Ukrainian digest “Den (The Day)”, in the beginning of October, Krystyna Kurczab-Redlich, a prominent Polish journalist was in Kiev to meet her Ukrainian readers at a bookstore. During this visit, she pointed out important things relating to Russia and Chechnya.

According to the local community, armed bandits from Kadyrov’s puppet regime have abducted two residents of the Achkoi-Martan district in Chechnya.

Four year ago today, Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya was shot while entering the elevator in the Moscow apartment building where she lived. The person suspected of shooting her is still at large.

As we had earlier reported, on October 5 there was a peaceful demonstration in the city of Strasbourg, France.

According to a story on the Kavkaz-Uzel website, two peaceful residents of the Sunzha district in Chechnya were taken hostage by mobsters from the puppet regime.

A tribute to Russian humanitarian journalist Anna Politkovskaya was held on October 3, commemorating the fourth anniversary of her assassination on October 7, 2006, the birthday of Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

The website Ichkeria.info has stated that on October 5, in the city of Strasbourg, France, there will be a demonstration to support Chechen asylum seekers.

Gangsters from the puppet regime in Chechnya have abducted a young girl.

According to a story on the Polish television channel TVP, the Polish Office for Foreigners has decided to close three centers for asylum seekers in Poland.

The Chechen and Ingush diaspora in Finland has turned to the Finnish Ombudsman for Minorities, Eva Biaudet, for protection against threats by Lutheran pastor Juha Molari, member of the “Finnish Anti-Fascist Committee“. The pastor claims that refugees from North Caucasus residing in Finland are linked to terrorism.

The Grozny branch of Human Rights Center “Memorial” reported that Russian occupant forces and their local collaborators kidnapped eight civilians in Chechnya.

The Ichkeria.info website has received news that the famous Chechen singer, Arbi Curaev’s brother has been kidnapped by gangsters of the Russian occupying forces in Chechnya.

Magomed Ozdoyev, a writer for the web portal, Angusht.com has claimed on the grounds of reliable sources that the President of Ingushetia, Yunusbek Yevkurov will soon murder a prominent Ingush human rights activist named Magomed Mutsolgov.

Eugene Novozhilov, a human rights defender, sent a letter to the Kavkazcenter website about the poor situation in Poland for Chechen asylum seekers.