Chechnya: Forgotten Orphans
By Asya Ramazanova (Caucasus Reporting Service No. 321, 06-Jan-06)
Rebellion Creeping Through Caucasus
By Kim Murphy, The Los Angeles Times (Sun Oct 23, 2005)
The Sheik In the Kremlin
The Washington Post, by Jim Hoagland (September 18, 2005)
Beslan mothers tell Putin:
stay away
Sunday Times, by Mark Franchetti (August 28, 2005)
Islamic revival stirs angry youths in
six Russian republics
Baltimore Sun by Douglas Birch (July 17, 2005)
Beslan: results of the preliminary
investigations
Three articles by Kommersant
(June 24, 2005)
Court Issues Free Pass to Kill
Civilians Editorial
The Moscow Times, Editorial
(May 24, 2005)
Russia's 'war on terror' tainted by
brutality and corruption
By
Julius Strauss, The Telegraph
(May 21, 2005)
License to kill
The Chechen Times (May
22, 2005)
A monument to tyranny
By Zaindi Choltaev and
Michaela Pohl (May 9, 2005)
Europe
is risking silence to end its longest war
Western leaders now refuse to
condemn Russia's abuses in Chechnya
By Jonathan Steele, The Guardian (March 25, 2005).
Look back at Weimar – and start to worry
about Russia
By Niall
Ferguson, The Opinion.telegraph (1 January 2005)
Victims of Russian-Chechen war ask:
why?
(Reuters - December 17,
2004)
“Insignificant”
statistics?
By Sergei Karpov, The Chechen Times (17 November 2004)
Soviet-era
dissidents despise Putin
By Betsy Pisik, The Washington Times (November 14, 2004)
Putin's
Appeasers
By Garry Kasparov, The Wall Street Journal Europe (November 11, 2004)
Suffering for the good of mother
Russia
By Stephen Dalziel, BBC Russian
affairs analyst (October 20,
2004)
'New Stage' of Fear For Chechen Women Russian Forces
Suspected in Abductions
By Peter Baker, Washington Post Foreign Service
(October 19, 2004)
Umar Khanbiev: "Alone we
will never be able to solve this problem"
From an interview
with Marco Masi (October 12, 2004)
America must give Russia a dose of tough
love
By Mark
Brzezinsk and
Richard Holbrooke, Financial Times
(October 7 2004)
Moscow's Mussolini
By Zbigniew
Brzezinski, Wall
Street Journal (Sept. 20, 2004)
'I would listen to their
screams, see their faces'
By Richard Halicks,
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (17 Sept. 2004)
Russian History Books Accused of Bias
By Maria Danilova, Associated Press (16 August 2004).
Russia’s
Quagmire
By Rajan Menon, Boston Review (summer 2004)
Chechnya: Learning to Parrot
By Tanya Lokshina, Transitions Online (5 August 2004).
Of truth and lies and
presidents
By Jeremy Putley, The Chechen Times (July
6, 2004)
Building
a Potemkin Civil Society
The Moscow Times,
Editorial. (June
28, 2004)
Young Men
Vanishing in Russian Region
By Peter Baker, Washington
Post
Foreign Service, (June 6, 2004)
A Crossroads in U.S.-Russia
Relations
by Mark Brzezinski, Center for American Progress (December
19, 2003)
Bush Changing Views on Putin
Administration
That Hailed Russian Leader Alters Course
By Peter Slevin and Peter Baker Washington Post Staff Writers (Sunday, December 14, 2003)
Catastrophe in Chechnya - Escaping
the Quagmire
By Zbigniew Brzezinski,
American Enterprise Institute (December 10, 2004).
Statement by Senator John McCain on
the Situation in Russia
(November
4, 2003)
Russian liberal leader slams media
control, defends arrested Yukos boss. NTV [BBC Monitoring] (03
November 2003)
The new
Great Game - The 'war on terror' is being used as an
excuse to further US energy interests in the Caspian
By Lutz Kleveman, The Guradian (October 20, 2003)
Forgotten Refugees Are Living 'Like
Bugs'
By Peter Baker, Washington Post (October 19, 2003)
The West views Chechnya through Soviet eyes
By Anna Politkovskaya, Novaya Gazeta (October 9, 2003)
To save certain
humanity
Interview
with French philosopher and intellectual Andre Glucksmann, The Chechen
Times (Sep. 29, 2003).
Terror reigns as Putin tries to force
peace on Chechnya
By
Nick Paton Walsh, The Observer, (Sept. 28, 2003)
Putin's War
By Matt Bivens, The Nation (Oct. 13, 2003).
Suspend Russia From the Council of Europe
By Miriam Kosmehl, The Moscow Times (Sep. 17, 2003).
A No-win Election
Commentary by Anna Politkovskaya, Moscow Novaya Gazeta (28 Aug 03)
Inside Chechnya
By Catherine S. Osgood, The Chechen Times (August 30, 2003)
Brutality of Chechen War Spills Across the Border
By Peter Baker, Washington Post Foreign Service (August 13, 2003)
Failure of information
policy in Chechnya - Official sources attempt to replace objectivity
with lies.
By Oleg Panfilov - Centre for Extreme Journalism (11 August, 2003)
Crime without punishment: Russian
policy in Chechnya
By Jeremy Putley, OpenDemocracy (5 August 2003)
Silence that talks
Kristina Sarkisyan, The Chechen Times (31July, 2003)
Operation 'Fatima' Is Mounted in Moscow
By Nadezhda Kevorkova, Moscow Gazeta (23 July, 2003)
Tagic silence around Chechnya
The Chechen Times (July 14, 2003)
The Invisible War
By Christian Caryl, Neewsweek International (July 21, 2003)
Bombings Aren't the
Whole
Story
By Rajan Menon, Los Angeles Times (July 8, 2003)
Turning a blind eye
By Gwynne Dyer, The Toronto Star (July 8, 2003)
A war in a faraway land that Putin
wants to cover up
By
Vanora Bennett, The Times (June 25, 2003)
"Russia: the
Coronation of the Godfather"
By Andre Glucksmann, Le Monde (May 31, 2003)
Asylum
Politics - Refugee centers flooded with hundreds of Chechens in search
of a safe home
By Dinah A. Spritzer, The Prague Post (May 29, 2003)
Now for a human
rights revolution
By Boris Pustyntsev, The Scotsman (May 2, 2003)
Malika
By F. Soyarimova, The Chechen Times (April 29, 2003)
An
interview with Oleg Orlov
By Alice Lagnado, Crimes of War Project (April 18,2003)
Fallen between two
millstones
By Albina Ozerskaya, MSK PRIMA News Agency (April 22, 2003).
A blind eye on Chechnya
A Boston Globe Editorial (April 19, 2003)
The
Chechen Conflict outside world
By Thomas de Waal, The Crimes of War Project (April 18,2003)
Interview with a HR
defender for Chechen refugees in Pankisi
By Keti Lomaia, The Georgian Times (March 4, 2003)
A Trick Vote Won't
End War
By Zaindi Choltayev, Los Angeles Times (March 2, 2003)
Overlooking Chechen
Terror
By Tom Malinowski, Washington Post (March 1, 2003)
Quo Vadis Russia? An interview with
Boris Gershunsky
By Nadezhda Banchik, The Chechen Times (January 31,
2003)
U.S. Ignores Putin's
Assault on Rights
By Michael McFaul, Los Angeles Times (February 2, 2003)
Doing Harm to Displaced
People
By Anna Neistat, Moscow Times (February 4, 2003)
Separate War & Staying the
Course: Realism and the Bush Administration (Values and
Realism: a comparison)
The Profanation of Europe
By Anna
Politkovskaya, Novaya Gazeta (January 9, 2003)
The situation in the
refugee camp "Iman" seen with the eyes of migrants and our correspondent
By
Stanislav Dmitrievsky, ICSRCF (December 30, 2002)
A lonely fight for human rights
By Linda Diebel, The
Toronto Star (December 29, 2002)
Chechens Vanish in Veil
of Darkness
By Timur Aliyev, the Moscow Times (December 23, 2002)
An Interview with Elena
Bonner
From the Washingotn Profile (16 December, 2002)
Georgia Cracks Down on
Chechens
- by Giorgy Kupatadze and Beslan Makhauri in Tbilisi, CRS No.159
(12-Dec-02)
Chechens in Moscow
- By Waclaw Radziwinowicz, Gazeta Wyborcza
(Decmber 11, 2002)
Reavealed: The
Undercover War to Wipe Out Chechen Rebels
- By Mark
Franketti, The Sunday Times (December 8, 2002).
In Russia, "Nothing is Debated"
- An
interview with Grigory Yavlinsky edited by Patricia O'Connel, The
Business Week (November 13, 2002).
This is Moral Clarity?
- By Fareed
Zakaria, The Washington Post (November 5, 2002).
A reply by Alexander Massey
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Other Reports
Chechnya:
The Search for a Strong Successor C W Blandy (.pdf)
(July
2004)
Amnesty
International: Russian Federation - Annual report 2004
(May 2004)
Human Rights Watch: "The Situation in Chechnya and Ingushetia
Deteriorates"
(April 8, 2004)
When separatists
become islamists: the case of Chechnya (.pdf)
By Wilhemsen Julie, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, Norway.
Human Rights Watch: "Glad to be
Deceived”: the International Community and Chechnya"
(January 2004)
International
Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF):
No Human Rights Improvements in Post-Referendum Chechnya
(18 July, 2003)
Chechnya:
Council of Europe Anti-Torture Committee makes a public statement
(Starsbourg, 10 July .2003)
International
Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF): Disappearances Spread to
Ingushetia: Torture, Ill-Treatment and Looting During Mop-up Operations
in IDP Camps - Continued Impunity Demonstrates Need for ad hoc Tribunal
(Vienna, 18 June 2003).
Chechnya:
the Genocide Continues (.pdf)
A Memornadum by the Society for Threatened Peoples (May 19, 2003, in
German, pdf format)
HRW
Briefing Paper on the Situation of Ethinic Chechens in Moscow
(April 1, 2003)
US
Foreign Policy and Chechnya (.pdf)
(March, 2003 - By Michael McFaul)
Serious
Violations of Women's Human Rights in Chechnya
To Members of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination
against Women- By Human Rights Watch (January 2002)
An Amnesty International
Special Report
Background
Information on Chechnya (.pdf)
(.pdf
file)
A study by Alexander
Iskandarian, Director
of the Moscow-based Centre for Studies
on the Caucasus. (Moscow, December 2000)
Study was commissioned by
UNHCR.
Appeals
& Statements
Sign
an appeal for an interim United Nations administration in Chechnya!
Armistice in Chechnya - Immediately!
By Nadezhda Banchik and Raissa Talkhanova, August 2003.
Set up a Tactical media group!
Conditional Independence under an
International Administration
The foreign minister of the Republic of Ichkeria (February,
2003)
An Open Letter to
President Bush
By Elena Bonner & Vladimir Bukovsky (March 10, 2003)
A Joint Statement by Human Rights Groups
Violations of Human Rights in the Course of Warfare in
the Chechen Republic
- By O. Orlov. Chairperson of Moscow's Human Right
Center - Memorial
Bibliography on Chechnya
The
Chechen Wars: Will Russia Go the Way of the Soviet Union?
By Matthew Evangelista (Brookings, 2003).
The Oath: A Surgeon Under Fire
By Khassan Baiev (Walker, 2003).
Chienne de Guerre: A Woman Reporter Behind the Lines of the
War in Chechnya
By Anne Nivat (Public Affairs, 2001).
A Small Corner of Hell: Dispatches from Chechnya
By Anna Politkovskaya (University of Chicago Press, October 2003).
A Dirty War: A Russian Reporter in Chechnya
By Anna Politkovskaya (Harvill, 2001).
Hadji Murat
Leo Tolstoy (Hesperus Press, 2003).
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