Musa Kaimov, a former Chechen commander who were newly given asylum by Turkey, is waiting for help at Jeddah airport in fear of being deported to Russia.

According to Gazeta Wyborcza, Bialystok edition of Gazeta Wyborcza, Radio Bialystok and a local Lomza news agency, Two Chechen women were attacked by a man with a hood  in the streets of Lomza, Poland. Chechens believe that the racist attack is connected it with a speech given by Lech Kolakowski, a MP (PiS), who wanted to liquidate a refugee camp in Lomza, Poland.

Chechen boxers Tarkhan and Temirkhan Munayev brothers performed for the national youth boxing team of Denmark and got successful results at their categories in Herslev city of Denmark.

Russia has ignored of a series of judgments by the European Court of Human Rights on Chechnya, fueling unchecked violence in the North Caucasus, Human Rights Watch said in a report released on September 27, 2009.

Islambek Albiev, a Chechen wrestler has won golden medal in 60 kg greco-roman category at 2009 World Wrestling Championship in Herning, Denmark.

Chechen refugees in Denmark published an appeal to Government and Parliament of Denmark about plans to open a so-called embassy of bloody Kadirov regime.

Vakha Banzhaev, chairman of the Organization of Former Prisoners of Russian Filtration Camps from Chechen Republic Ichkeria, reported in Austria two Chechen refugees found by chance to two wiretaps which were perched under their cars.

The Office for Foreigners opened the refugee centre in a renovated, one-storey building which can accommodate around 200 people. The new centre is the so called reception centre where the foreigners will stay only temporary, and after accomplishing all the formalities that have to be met by people applying for the refugee status, they will be directed to other centres in Poland. The centre in Biała Podlaska is the second centre of this type after the one in Dębak, located in the suburbs of Warsaw, the capital of Poland.

Mikheil Saakashvili, the President of Georgia, took part in work of 64th session of General Assembly of the United Nations. On September 24, 2009, in the United Nations Mikheil Saakashvili did a speech about August war and also touched upon to genocide in Chechnya.

Rasul Dzhukaev, a Chechen wrestler has missed out golden medal in 66 kg freestyle category at 2009 World Wrestling Championship in Denmark.  

Ramzan Kadirov, the puppet leader of pro-Moscow totalitarian regime in Chechnya has come under fire in Australia after it was revealed that two of his elite racehorses would participate in high-profile races in Melbourne this fall.

Several prominent human rights activists have expressed grave concern over the plan of Chechen dictator Ramzan Kadirov’s plan to open so-called Chechen Cultural Centres in several countries in the EU.

Like many in the southern Russian republic of Ingushetia, Petimat Albakavar lives in terror. “Nobody sleeps properly. We can’t because we are listening to every sound, waiting for the police to knock at the door,” she says.

During last week there were several racist attacks to Chechen refugees who live in Bialystok city in Podlaskie region of Poland, according to regional version of Gazeta Wyborcza, a Polish newspaper and TVP, the Polish television channel.

The  members of local NGO “Lam” in Argun city of Chechnya reported that two members of their organization were abducted.

Artur Beterbiyev, a Chechen boxer, became the World Champion in the light heavy 81 kg category at 2009 AIBA World Boxing Championships in Milan, Italy.

Chechnya sees more and more kidnappings, as reported by the Human Rights Center “Memorial“. The “Mashr” human rights organization, in its turn, reports that the count of kidnappings has decreased, but the number of murders is on the rise. This is the conclusion of experts, based on the data as of end of August 2009.

Maksharip Aushev, a former leader of the opposition and the former owner of the dissident webpage Ingushetia.org (ingushetiya.ru) has informed the various media sources about an unsuccessful attempt to kidnap him in Ingushetia.

On September 15, 2009, the report of the international Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) “Anatomy of Impunity: Unsolved Murders of Journalists in Russia” was made public in Moscow; mostly, the report is on Northern Caucasus.

Finnish-Russian Civic Forum reported that the pro-Moscow puppet regime in Chechnya plans to establish unofficial embassies in several European capitals.

According to sources in Ingushetia, two Ingushes and a Chechen were kidnapped by occupant forces and their puppets.

According to sources in Chechnya, there was a punitive raid in Khattuni village of Vedeno district in Chechnya today morning on early hours.