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In North Ossetia, the police were refused to initiate a case of “discrediting” the Russian Armed Forces
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In North Ossetia, the police were refused to initiate a case of “discrediting” the Russian Armed Forces
22 January 2024

The Supreme Court of North Ossetia terminated the administrative case against local resident Eduard Kerashvili, whom security forces accused of discrediting the army. The court actually refused to allow the leadership of the Center for the Investigation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs to consider the case due to the lack of corpus delicti.

Six Crimean Tatar political prisoners had their arrest extended
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Six Crimean Tatar political prisoners had their arrest extended
21 January 2024

“Crimean Solidarity” activists from Bakhchisaray Seydamet Mustafayev, Eldar Yakubov, Abdulmedzhit Seitumerov, Ruslan Asanov, Ametkhan Umerov and Remzi Nimetulaev were left in pre-trial detention until April 22. This decision was made by the Kiev District Court in Simferopol.

In the Ryazan region they want to condemn a man for criticizing the Russian-Chechen war and Stalin
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In the Ryazan region they want to condemn a man for criticizing the Russian-Chechen war and Stalin
20 January 2024

A criminal case was opened against a resident of the Ryazan region, Maxim M., for the “rehabilitation of Nazism” (Part 4 of Article 354.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). He faces up to five years in prison for “disrespect” for the holidays of February 23 and May 9.

Two years ago, police from Chechnya forcibly brought Zarema Musaeva to Grozny
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Two years ago, police from Chechnya forcibly brought Zarema Musaeva to Grozny
20 January 2024

On January 20, 2022, police officers from Chechnya arrived in Nizhny Novgorod and took Zarema Musaeva away. After being taken to Grozny, she was accused of using violence against a police officer. According to investigators, the woman scratched his face.

A resident of Dagestan accused of extremism has had his sentence tightened
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A resident of Dagestan accused of extremism has had his sentence tightened
19 January 2024

The Supreme Court of Dagestan, at the request of the prosecutor's office, added an additional six months of restriction of freedom to the term assigned to Ruslan Abdullaev. Previously, he was found guilty of participating in the extremist movement of “citizens of the USSR.”

In the KBR, another military man was convicted of failure to appear for duty
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In the KBR, another military man was convicted of failure to appear for duty
19 January 2024

Asker Tokbaev received one year in a general regime colony. The serviceman was sentenced by a court in Nalchik under Art. 337 of the Criminal Code on unauthorized abandonment of a unit during the period of mobilization.

A Crimean Tatar political prisoner illegally held in prison was transferred to a colony
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A Crimean Tatar political prisoner illegally held in prison was transferred to a colony
19 January 2024

Crimean Tatar Arsen Abkhairov was transferred from the Yeniseisk prison in the Krasnoyarsk Territory to a maximum security colony in the Republic of Buryatia. Moreover, he should have been transferred to a colony more than six months ago.

Mikheil Saakashvili called on his compatriots to release him in the name of Georgia and the free world
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Mikheil Saakashvili called on his compatriots to release him in the name of Georgia and the free world
19 January 2024

The ex-President of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, who is under arrest, published an appeal calling on the citizens of the country to release him from prison. He listed the successes that Georgia achieved during his presidency.

Two servicemen were convicted in the KBR
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Two servicemen were convicted in the KBR
19 January 2024

The Nalchik garrison military court sentenced conditionally mobilized Arsen Shakurov to two years. He was found guilty of abandoning a military unit.

Zarema Musaeva complained about an unfounded reprimand that could interfere with parole
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Zarema Musaeva complained about an unfounded reprimand that could interfere with parole
19 January 2024

In the colony-settlement of the city of Argun, Zarema Musayeva was reprimanded for forgetting her badge. This could negatively affect the decision on her parole, Team Against Torture said.