Few weeks ago Polish MP Lech Kolakowski (from Kaczyński twins’ party: Law and Justice – PiS -Prawo i Sprawiedliwość -) wanted Office for Foreigners to close the refugee camp in Lomza city of Poland. After his statement two Chechen women were attacked in the Lomza street. Internet forums connected with Lomza were full of racist texts. And they still are.

Magomed Khazbiev, leader of Ingush opposition, reported that their webpage published some materials about violations at local elections so there were several strong DDoS attacks against their webpage especially during last two days.

Latvian right-wings political parties declared that they will not let to rename Avenue of Dzhokhar Dudaev (Džohara Dudajeva gatve).

Seven small Chechen wrestlers participated to a wrestling championship among school children and youths in Austria.

Delegation of “Free Caucasus” organization which was headed by Isa Munayev, the chairman of “Free Caucasus” was in Georgia for a working trip on between October 11-15, 2009.

Russia was grilled on Thursday by United Nations (U.N.) human rights experts over murders of journalists and activists, the independence of its judiciary and abductions in Chechnya.

Yesterday was three months after the day, when Natalya Estemirova, a well-known Chechen human rights defender and employee of the Grozny office of the Human Rights Center “Memorial”, was kidnapped in Chechnya and then found murdered in Ingushetia. Until now, the investigation is unaware either of the murderers or the customers of this crime.

The Russian invasion (so-called counter-terrorism operation) resumed in a number of towns of Ingushetia’s Sunzha district today morning.

On October 13, Asya Umarova, one of the most promising young journalists in Chechnya , has been arrested and freed in Azerbaijan.

The Russian invasion (so-called counter-terrorism operation regime – CTO) was introduced starting from 06:00, Moscow time in several populated localities of the Ingushetia republic, Russian news agency Itar-Tass was told at the public relations group of the RF Federal Security Service (FSB) department for the republic on Monday.

On October 7, 2009, Japan hosted an international conference which was dedicated to 3rd anniversary of murder of Anna Politkovskaya, the most well-known Russian journalist. Sharkhan Gakaev, the representative of “Free Caucasus” Organization was also attended this conference and did a speech.

The International Federation of Human Rights (FIDH) has congratulated US President Barack Obama on winning the Nobel Peace Prize, but says Natalya Estemirova, a Chechen rights activist would have been a more deserving choice.

Imperialist Kremlin and its puppets in Chechnya claim that Russian-Chechen war is over and peace is ruling there. Video images, shows the peace and reliance environment in the country, which was taken in Grozny in recent days.

Hundreds of people urged Russian authorities to find and punish the killers of journalists and human rights activists in Russia, rallying Wednesday to mark the third anniversary of the killing of Anna Politkovskaya.

According to Gazeta Wyborcza Radom and Echo Dnia a refugee camp in Radom was attacked by drunk Poles on Saturday night. Fortunately noone was hurt.

Amnesty International*, U.S. based human rights organization, calls to Dmitry Medvedev, President of Russian Federation for end attacks on human rights activists in North Caucasus and Russia.

“Dear Mr.Prime Minister, please bring back my husband” said Maret Kaimova, wife of Musa Kaimov, and asked help of Turkish Prime Minister Mr.Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The webpage of Norway Chechen diaspora has published a statement about the plans of puppet Kadirov’s so-called emissaries in European countries.

On October 1, 2009, there was a big demonstration of protest in Vienna, the capital of Austria, against the plans of puppet Kadirov which is about opening emissaries in Austria.

As we previously reported, Thomas Hammarberg, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, and his delegation visited Turkey from 28 June to 3 July 2009. In the course of this visit the Commissioner held discussions on certain human rights issues, including the situation of asylum seekers and refugees, with national and local authorities, international and non-governmental organizations and visited relevant institutions including places of detention.

The deteriorating human rights situation in Russia, especially the Northern Caucasus, was the focus of a public hearing at the European Parliament on October 1, 2009, involving MEPs and Russian activists. One issue discussed was how best to strike a balance between dialogue and pressure in relations with the Russian authorities.

According to support page of Gataevs, Lithuanian court sentenced to couple for 7 months more prison.