According to local sources, another two Chechen civilians were taken hostages due the claims of “aiding to Chechen mujahedeen”.

For over 72 hours our website has been rendered unavailable due to be under a very strong and persistent distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, after the disruption attempts on last week.

According to local sources, on July 27 and 29 three young Chechen men were taken hostage in various areas of Chechnya by bandits of the puppet regime.

Magomed Khazbiev, the owner of the dissident website under Ingushetiyaru.org domain name, stated that Public Prosecutor of Ingushetia has addressed the Magas City Court asking to oblige the provider to stop his website.

The mood was dour at a small ceremony on July 15 in Moscow marking the one-year anniversary of the death of Natalya Estemirova, the human rights activist whose abduction and murder in Chechnya last year shocked the world. It was a gathering of friends, journalists, academics, and colleagues from Memorial, the human rights organization that Estemirova used to lead — a small group of people, all of whom were pessimistic about the way forward. Twelve months after her death, Estemirova’s murderers still have not been brought to justice, and the continued persecution of and attacks against activists working in Chechnya […]

Disruptions attempts against Waynakh Online continued today evening with a message after a longtime DDoS attacks.

In a flight during the recent travel of national traitor Ramzan Kadirov, who was appointed by Kremlin as head of the puppet administration in Russian occupied-Chechnya, on Mecca, the Holy Land for Moslem people, gave a special interview for his tv channel. During the interview, puppet Kadirov confessed that his way is cursed by God.

The root of the problems in the North Caucasus, famous Russian human rights activist and former political prisoner Sergey Kovalyev argues, is the result of a broader shift in the paradigms governing politics today away from a commitment to universal human values to a Machiavellian Realpolitik that threatens not only the peoples of the North Caucasus but Russia as a whole and the West as well.

According to local sources, two Ingush young men were kidnapped in various areas of Ingushetia on July 14th and 19th.

Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL), Co-Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (US Helsinki Commission) introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to express solidarity with human rights defenders in Chechnya and Russia.

The well-known Chechen singer Liza Umarova send an e-mail to editorial board of Ichkeria.info about the murder of his brother and asked the help on this issue.

According to ParlamentniListy.cz, a news service of elected representatives of the Czech Republic, Czech authorities will again discuss whether to grant asylum to Timur Borchashvili, an ethnic Chechen from Georgia whose previous application was rejected and whom Senator Jaromír Štětina has helped hide in the Czech Republic to prevent his expulsion.

The participants of the 4th annual Finnish-Russian Civic Forum, FINROSFORUM 2010, which started yesterday in Helsinki, addressed to the Presidents of Finland and the Russian Federation about their concerns on human rights, democry and justice in Russia.

According to internet agency Ichkeria.info, another Chechen civilian was kidnapped by the local mobsters of national traitors.

We carry a photograph in today’s issue which makes it appear that a malignant Vladimir Putin is controlling a puppet Dima Medvedev by remote control. Truly, one picture is worth a thousand words. Or, in this case, screams.

On the eve of the death anniversary of rights defender Natalya Estemirova, the correspondents of “Kavkaz-Uzel” has interviewed with Hannu Paloviita, head of Rose Bud publishing house, who is known that has published the works and articles of Anna Politkovskaya and Natalya Estemirova in Finnish language.

According to local sources of Ichkeria.info, Russian occupier forces and their local collaborators continue to kidnapping innocent civilians and alleging them for helping Chechen mujahedeen.

Kavkaz-Uzel reported that Issa Kodzoev, one of the most famous Ingush writers, public figure and former Soviet dissident, believes the situation in Ingushetia will stabilize, when Russian Constitution works properly in its territory. According to his version, none of the powers really operates in the republic.

On July 15, Philip J. Crowley, the Assistant Secretary for Bureau of Public Affairs at U.S. Department of State, published a message that concerns the murder of Natalya Estemirova still isn’t solved.

On 15 July 2010, a year  passed since the day of Natalya Estemirova’s murder that on this day some memoriam pickets and events were organized in Moscow, St Petersburg, Ekaterinburg and Grozny.

The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, Thomas Hammarberg, published on 15 July his comment about the first death anniversary of Natalya Estemirova and said the guilty of this heinous crime must be brought to justice.

Moskovsky Komsomolets reported that a conflict is brewing between intruder Russia’s special forces and puppet Chechen mobsters.