INFORMATION CENTER OF THE
SOCIETY OF RUSSIAN-CHECHEN FRIENDSHIP
Press release No. 346, January 22, 2003
Reconstructed buildings are blown up again & Appeals
Report from the Chechen Republic
Grozny
On January 17, 2003 about 21.00 in Grozny there was a major explosion.
Our correspondent came to the place of the accident.
As he managed to find out, the bomb was put in the first floor of the Medical
College. At the moment of the explosion only guards were in. Luckily, nobody was
hurt. Still the glass in the windows of the College and other nearby buildings
was broken. Members of the College administration declared that they would do
their best to repair everything before the beginning of the new semester. At present
students are on vacation.
Militiamen and College administrators wonder what aim the organizers of the blow
pursued. Recently in the Chechen Republic, especially in the capital, reconstructed
objects are subject to explosions and arsons.
(From our correspondent.).
Documents
Relatives of the forced disappeared people continue to appeal for help to the
office of the Society of Russian-Chechen Friendship. Here are some of the appeals.
To the head of the Northern Caucuses department of the Society of Russian-Chechen
Friendship, regional coordinator of the Moscow Helsinki Group in Chechnya
Imran Ezheev from Inkhadzhieva Anna Vasilievna Address: Chechnya, Achkhoi-Martan
district, 17 Gorky St.
Appeal
On December 23, 2002 at 2.00 at night unknown people seized in his own house my
husband Inkhadzhiev Makhmud Ismailovich (born in 1948) and drove him in the unknown
direction. The strangers were in masks, camouflage and armed with automatic weapons.
They did not produce any documents but threatened my grandson and me that if we
told anybody about the accident, they would shot us. They even didn't let my husband
put on clothes. According to the neighbors, there were about 30 people.
We requested members of militia, commandant's office, procurator's office, law-protecting
organizations, wrote to the State Duma deputy Aslakhanov, but received no answer.
Inkhadzhieva A. V.
In the photo: Inkhadzhiev M.I.
To the head of the Northern Caucuses department of the Society of Russian-Chechen
Friendship, regional coordinator of the Moscow Helsinki Group in Chechnya Imran
Ezheev from Dzhamurzaeva Umidat Address: Chechnya, Achkhoi-Martan district, 33
Kolkhoznaya St.
Appeal
On February 5, 2002 at night unknown people seized my husband Dzhamurzaev Said-Emi
Mutsulovich (born in 1955) in his own house and drove him away in the unknown
direction.
The kidnappers were armed with automatic weapons and dressed in masks, camouflage.
They did not produce any documents but threatened my son and me that if
we told anybody about the accident, they would kill us.
We addressed to the local procurator's office, European Court for Human Rights,
law-protecting organizations and other structures, but still there is no result.
Dzhamurzaeva U.T.
In the photo: Dzhamurzaev S-E.
(From our correspondent.).
Editor in chief Stanislav Dmitriyevsky.
Editor of this edition Oksana Bazhina.
This edition has been put out with the support of The National Endowment
for Democracy, as part of their "Russian-Chechen Information Partnership".