MAIN
 ·ABOUT US
 ·JOB OPPORTUNITY
 ·GUESTBOOK
 ·CONTACT
 ·OUR BANNERS
 ·REPUBLISH
 ·CHANGE COLOUR
  NEW PW
 ·REPORTS
 ·INTERVIEWS
 ·WEEKLY REVIEW
 ·ANALYSIS
 ·COMMENTARY
 ·OPINION
 ·ESSAYS
 ·DEBATE
 ·OTHER ARTICLES
  CHECHNYA
 ·BASIC INFO
 ·SOCIETY
 ·MAPS
 ·BIBLIOGRAPHY
  HUMAN RIGHTS
 ·ATTACKS ON DEFENDERS
 ·REPORTS
 ·SUMMARY REPORTS
  HUMANITARIAN
 ·PEOPLE
 ·ENVIRONMENT
  MEDIA
 ·MEDIA ACCESS
 ·INFORMATION WAR
  POLITICS
 ·CHECHNYA
 ·RUSSIA
 ·THE WORLD'S RESPONSE
  CONFLICT INFO
 ·NEWS SUMMARIES
 ·CASUALTIES
 ·MILITARY
  JOURNAL
 ·ABOUT JOURNAL
 ·ISSUES
  RFE/RL BROADCASTS
 ·ABOUT BROADCASTS
  LINKS

CHECHNYA LINKS LIBRARY

January 21st 2005 · Prague Watchdog · PRINTER FRIENDLY FORMAT · E-MAIL THIS · ALSO AVAILABLE IN: RUSSIAN 

Renowned Chechen lawyer abducted in Grozny

Timur Aliyev, North Caucasus – On January 20 the lawyer and human rights activist Magomed Magomadov was abducted in Grozny.

Magomadov was driving his car along Grozny"s Staropromyslovsky Highway towards the village of 15th Molsovkhoz. After he stopped in the neighbourhood of the Elektropribor factory on the outskirts of the city, at approximately 7pm his parked car was surrounded by several vehicles. Armed men in camouflage got out of the vehicles and, threatening Magomadov with their weapons, took him away with them.

It is supposed by the human rights activist"s relatives and colleagues that the abduction was carried out by 'Kadyrovites', who probably took him to Tsentoroi.

Magomed Magomadov is a legal expert with the International Helsinki Federation, and also works with the Chechen Committee of National Salvation, a human rights organization.

From 1996 to 1999 he occupied the post of Deputy Procurator General of the Chechen Republic and led an investigative team conducting inquiries into kidnappings and disappearances.

Source: Prague Watchdog

(T)

SEARCH
  

[advanced search]

 © 2000-2024 Prague Watchdog  (see Reprint info).
The views expressed on this web site are the authors' own, and don't necessarily reflect the views of Prague Watchdog,
which aims to present a wide spectrum of opinion and analysis relating to events in the North Caucasus.
Advertisement