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MAY 2005


Chechen Times: Flood Situation Aggravates In Chechnya Because Of Heavy Rains

posted by FerrasB on May, 2005 as CHECHNYA



6.05.2005
Flood situation aggravates in Chechnya because of heavy rains

Torrential rains have aggravated the flood situation in a number of Chechen districts where house of several hundred people have been inundated.

«Over 130 rescuers and 37 machinery units have been sent to liquidate the flooding aftermath and rescue people to 10 districts of the republic, including the Oktyabrsky, Leninsky and Zavodskoy districts of the capital Grozny. Rescue operations are carried out under the command of Chechen Interior Minister Ruslan Avtayev," the ministry spokesman Akhmed Davliyev told Itar-Tass on Wednesday.

According to him, 21 houses with 205 tenants are now in the inundation area in the Voikovo, Kalinin and Vorovsky settlements in the Grozny suburb.

The Chechen government has formed a special group for the prevention and liquidation of floods. According to specialists, floods are threatening a number of northern and southern districts of the republic.

The situation is the worst in the Shelkovskoi district. Settlements ...
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Caucasian Knot: Chechnya's Young Go To Mountains Choose another message board

posted by FerrasB on as CHECHNYA




5/5/2005
Chechnya's young go to mountains

A number of young men have gone to rebels in the mountains lately, according to information provided by residents of various districts in Chechnya. Many link this with the coming of spring and summer and intensified punitive and repressive actions on the part of Russian and local law enforcement and security agencies, including a dramatically increased number of targeted and sweeping clean-ups of all sorts in which young men are usually detained, the Information Centre of the Council of NGOs says.

In doing so, young men do not usually warn their parents and relatives about their plans. However, this does not save the latter from persecution on the part of the military and local law enforcement and security agencies demanding that they should say where their youngsters are.
Source: Infromation Center of the Council of NGO
http://eng.kavkaz.memo.ru/newstext/engnews/id/799961.html


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IWPR: [Chechnya: Property Black Hole]

posted by FerrasB on as CHECHNYA




Chechnya: Property Black Hole

Chechens finding out that property they once considered their own actually belongs to the state or someone else.

By Aminat Abumuslimova in Grozny (CRS No. 285, 05-May-05)

Malika Musayeva, a resident of the Chechen capital Grozny, bought a two-room apartment from Anna Kornienko, a neighbour who was leaving Chechnya.

Musayeva received an occupancy permit, but delayed acquisition of the title deeds, thinking she had all the time in the world.

Then in 1994 the Russian army invaded Chechnya and Musayeva fled the capital. When she eventually returned, she found Saihan Isayev living in her apartment. Isayev said it now belonged to her, producing title deeds issued to him by the district authorities.

The case went to court. There, Musayeva found out that her difficulties stemmed from the fact that her apartment was considered “abandoned” property without a legal owner.

It transpired Kornienko, the original owner, had, once she was outside Chechnya, successfully argued ...
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Caucasian Knot: Chechnya's Young Go To Mountains

posted by FerrasB on as CHECHNYA



Japanese friends of Chechens
07.05.2005 - 14:37:23

Tokyo based NGOs Citizen´s Fund for Peace and Chechennews Japan marks today for Chechnya.

Japanese friends of Chechens act today to inform the public on the situation in Chechnya with a series of events in Tokyo and in Kumamoto...

Japanese friends of Chechens

Tokyo based NGOs Citizen´s Fund for Peace and Chechennews Japan marks today for Chechnya.

Japanese friends of Chechens act today to inform the public on the situation in Chechnya with a series of events in Tokyo and in Kumamoto...


May 7: Kumamoto (Japan)

A cultural event entitled ´´Someday in Chechnya´´ will take place in Kumamoto International Palace´s hall.

The event, which mainly contains showing of films, starts at 12:00. The organizer is Kyo Nobuko.

May 7: Tokyo (Japan)
A series of events dedicated to Chechnya and Chechen refugees will take place at Women Square (Shibuya) at 18:00.

The speakers will be journalist Kosuke Tsuneoka and refugees supporter Kaori Shu. This event is ...
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Chechen.org: Negotiations With Abdul-HalimSadulaevym Immediately!

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Negotiations with abdul-Halim Sadulaevym immediately!
_POSTEDON _DATESTRING _BY NOHCHO


Our position starts with a recognition of the right of Chechen people to choose the heads and through them to express the will in attitudes with other people and the states.

Till March, 8th, 2005 our main anti-war slogans were peregovory with Maskhadov without preliminary conditions immediately! Time administration of the United Nations to the Chechen Republic!. We saw Aslan Maskhadov the responsible and civilized politician condemning terrorism and constantly calling the Russian party to negotiations. But its these qualities and appeals never were a defining condition for the slogan peregovory with Maskhadov!.

Our position starts with a recognition of the right of Chechen people to choose the heads and through them to express the will in attitudes with other people and the states.

Aslan Maskhadov was for us the uncontested subject of negotiations as legitimate, demokraticheski the selected president of the Chechen Republic Ichkeria. All ...
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