According to sources in Ingushetia, 20 years old Zelimkhan Chitigov, a resident of Karabulak city, was kidnapped by Ingush power agency.

“Kavkaz-Uzel” reported, Ramzan Kadirov, head of bloody regime in Chechnya, claimed the annual number of kidnappings in Chechnya, cited by the Human Rights Center “Memorial”, does not correspond to reality.

Earlier we had reported that a young Ingush man whose name is Khızar Batredinovich Bokov, was kidnapped. He was released and he is going to complain of his illegal detention.

Thomas Bindesbøll Larsen, Chairman of the Danish Support Committee for Chechnya, has published a press release about the official visit of Dmitry Medvedev, President of Russian Federation, in Denmark.

Our editorial staffes have received an appeal from Dr.Victoria Poupko, President of Mass Branch of American Association of Jews from Former USSR, about the serious situation of Albert Saaev who had hacked the main propagand website of puppet regime in Chechnya.

Umar S. Israilov, a whistleblower living in hiding after accusing Chechnya’s pro-Russian president of personally participating in torture, kidnapping and murder, was gunned down here last year as he stepped from a grocery store with yogurt, eggs and bags of M&M’s and Gummi Bears for his three young children.

F.M. Bokova, born in 1955 and a resident of Karabulak city of Ingushetia, accuses power agents of kidnapping on April 21 of her son Khizar Batredinovich Bokov, born in 1986, right from their house. The woman has addressed human rights entities and organizations asking to help in searching her son.

Remains of two residents of Chechnya captured by occupying Russian forces in the course of “zachistka” (clean-up operation) in spring 2002 were found in the Shali District. The Prosecutor’s Office has restarted the criminal case, which was suspended several years ago because of non-establishment of the persons involved in this crime.

Zbigniew Bury, a Polish artist, opened an exhibition of ceramic works and paintings related with Chechnya in Andrychów, the largest town in Wadowice County in southern Poland.

A group of human rights activists, journalists and artists wrote an open letter to protest further denial of free communication between Khadizhat and Malik Gataev and their foster children.

Saiv Toshkhoev, a resident of Ingushetia, has stated, with reference to his brother Mikhail and his fellow countryman Islam Tsechoev, who serve their terms in the Omsk Region, that prisoners are violently brought to the medical-corrective establishment in Beregovoi settlement of the Russia’s Omsk Region, where they are tortured.

Isa Yamadayev, one of the national traitors and the brother of two murdered opponents of Russian puppet Ramzan Kadirov, claimed in a letter published on April 21 that the Kremlin-backed Chechen ringleader has ordered the killing of him and the remaining brothers.

Today marks the 14th anniversary of the death of Dzhoxar Dudaev, the first president of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria.

Heidi Hautala, Chairwoman of Subcommittee on Human Rights in the European Parliament, has appealed to Thomas Hammarberg, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, and demands taking an urgent action for Ingush opposition leader Magomed Khazbiev’s situation.

Kavkaz-Uzel reported that in the Lithuanian city of Kaunas, the house of relatives of Malik and Khadizhat Gataev was searched; human rights activists find it to be illegal.

Poland is reducing the number of refugees it accepts each year, leading specialists and human rights workers to give mixed reviews of the country’s international protection system.

Lidya Yusupova, a human rights lawyer who worked for Russia’s Human Rightc Center “Memorial”, presented a documentary on the life of murdered Russian journalist Anna Politovskaya on April 14 in European Parliament.

Chechen sportsmen got successfull results at wrestling, judo and boxing in Austria, Belgium, Germany and Netherlands during March and early April 2010.

The Polish newspapers Gazeta Wyborcza and Gazeta Wspolczesna reported that the Center for Refugees in Łomża will be close in June 2010. And “Foundation Salvation (Fundacja Ocalenie)” published a statement on this issue.

On April 7, 2010, a news appeard on the screen of pro-Kremlin puppet regime’s “Vainakh Tv” that the relatives of Chechen mujahedeen were openly threatened by puppet authorities.

Vilnius board of “Sajudis“, Reform Movement of Lithuania (Lietuvos Persitvarkymo Sąjūdis*), informed our editors that on April 21th, there will be a picket in front of the Russian embassy in remembrance of killing President Dzhokhar Dudaev and genocide in Chechnya.

Dubai court has sentenced two men to life imprisonment for the murder of the Sulim Yamadayev, commander of the pro-Russian Chechen Special Battalion “Vostok” and hero of the Russian Federation, in 2009.