A second administrative case has been opened in Chechnya in Russia for searching for "extremist materials" online. The case was registered by the Naursky District Court, and local resident Isa Magomadov is listed as the offender.
In the Southern District Military Court, the state prosecutor requested 12 years of strict-regime colony for the Crimean Tatar Amethan Abdulwapov. He is accused of participating in the Islamic party «Hizb ut-Tahrir». It is recognized in the Russian Federation as a terrorist, but it operates legally in Europe and other continents.
According to the case file, Abdulwapov had no weapons, did not plan to commit a terrorist act or overthrow the political system in Russia. Nor has it encouraged others to carry out terrorist activities.
The prosecution’s case is traditionally based on the testimony of a hidden witness. In court, he reported that Amethan Abdulwap met in mid-2015 at the home of Imam Raif Fevziyev, later also convicted in the case «Hizb ut-Tahrir». According to the witness, several Muslim men gathered there and discussed religious issues. He did not, however, provide any examples of any unlawful activity by the defendant.