CHECHEN STUDENTS TO VISIT GERMANY AS PART OF EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
MOSCOW, May 27 (RIA Novosti corr.) - Chechen students are expected to visit Germany
as part of an exchange programme.
The administration of the Chechen Republic told RIA Novosti on Wednesday that
such plans were discussed at a round table on national policy in Potsdam yesterday.
The Association of Russo-German Friendship is expected to handle the implementation
of these plans.
Abdul-Khakim Sultygov, special envoy of the Russian president on human rights
in Chechnya, attended the round table.
"Participants of the meeting discussed cultural exchanges between students and
assistance by German public organisations in reviving the republic's cultural
life," the Chechen administration said.
Comment: Sultygov, the special envoy of Putin on human rights in Chechnya (a fact
that is offensive to all the victims of human rights violations in Chechnya alone)
is a man who already told us that NGO's as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International,
etc. are "terrorist organizations". I'm only waiting that this man will become
for the German government a special counselor on the subject. It is clear that
the German government, as every other European one, is only trying to hide its
murderous complicity with the Chechen genocide with these kind of agreements.
M.M.