Authorities in Russia’s North Ossetia republic have said they are taking measures to protect Karina Kodzayeva, who became the target of an online harassment campaign after posts published by platforms affiliated with the Caucasian Community movement. In a response to journalist Ksenia Sobchak’s appeal, the office of the regional human rights commissioner said the case is under the personal supervision of regional head Sergei Menyaylo and that law enforcement agencies may seek to block channels used to distribute unlawful content and identify those responsible for administering them.
During the Russian-Chechen war, Usman Daev’s house in the village of Hildekhara, Itum-Kalinsky district, was destroyed. However, the Supreme Court of Chechnya reversed the decision to pay compensation in the amount of 1.6 million rubles.
The destruction of the house as a result of military action was confirmed by a defective act in 2003. In his lawsuit, Usman Daev noted that many other injured residents of Chechnya had received compensation, but his family had not.
However, in September 2022, the Leninsky Court of Grozny decided to recover 1.6 million rubles from the state in favor of Daev. However, the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation requested the annulment of the decision. As a result, the Supreme Court of the Republic returned the case for new consideration.