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Anna Politkovskaya Anniversary

• RUSSIA: Man charged, sought in Politkovskaya murder
  Committee to Protect Journalists, May 13, 2008
• Court releases suspect in Politkovskaya murder case
  RIA Novosti, May 12, 2008
• Berezovsky denies ordering Politkovskaya’s killing...
  ...while editor links special services to her ‘potential killers’
  RFE/RL, April 4, 2008
• Newspaper says Politkovskaya’s killer is hiding abroad...
  ...But some say ostensible break in the case is just PR
  RFE/RL, April 2, 2008
  
• Politkovskaya killer 'identified'
  BBC, March 28, 2008
• Russia: The legacy of Anna Politkovskaya
  Human Rigths Tribune, March 15, 2008
• Shamil Buraez - Politkovskaya's killer or fall guy?
  Jamestown, November 1, 2007
• Moscow City Court leaves Buraev, suspect in Politkovskaya case, under arrest
  Caucasian Knot, October 25, 2007
• Victim party banned access to Politkovskaya's case
  Caucasian Knot, October 25, 2007
• Court turns down lawyers’ appeal in Politkovskaya case
  ITAR-TASS, October 25, 2007
• FSB officer charged in connection with Politkovskaya killing
  RFE/RL Newsline, October 19, 2007
• Court remands in custody suspect in Politkovskaya’s murder
  RIA Novosti, October 17, 2007
• FSB officer arrested in Politkovskaya case
  ITAR-TASS, October 17, 2007
• Chaika confirms that Anna Politkovskaya’s murder is cleared
  Caucasian Knot, October 9, 2007
• General Prosecutor's Office announces clearing of Politkovskaya's murder
  Caucasian Knot, October 8, 2007
• PACE demands international investigation of Politkovskaya’s murder
  Caucasian Knot, October 5, 2007
• Slain Journalist Remembered on First Anniversary of her Death
  RFE/RL, October 5, 2007
• Done with Anna Politkovskaya (In Russian)
  Kommersant, October 4, 2007
• Former Chechen official charged in Politkovskaya killing
  RFE/RL Newsline, September 24, 2007
• Politkovskaya is posthumously awarded the American "For Development of Democracy" Award
  Caucasian Knot, September 20, 2007
• European Parliament suggests to nominate Politkovskaya for Sakharov Prize
  Caucasian Knot, September 6, 2007
• Figurant in Politkovskaya's case complains of tortures again
  Caucasian Knot, September 3, 2007
  

Beslan

• New judicial proceedings against three members of the Voice of Beslan
  International Federation for Human Rights, February 11, 2008
  Beslan Mothers Release a Film
  View the Beslan films
  The Moscow Times, September 4, 2007
• Beslan victims were paid tribute to in Moscow and St-Petersburg
  Caucasian Knot, September 1, 2007
  
• Advocate of "Beslan Mothers" quits the terror act case
  Caucasian Knot, September 1, 2007
  
• North Ossetia commemorates victims of the terror act of September 1-3, 2004
  Caucasian Knot, September 1, 2007
• Beslan Mothers Say New Video Refutes Official Version
  RFE/RL, July 30, 2007
• Victims of Beslan terror act punished for pogrom in the courtroom
  Caucasian Knot, July 21, 2007
• Federal official suggests Ingush abductions are revenge for Beslan
  RFE/RL, July 17, 2007
• Mothers of Beslan Committee appeals to Federation Council (in Russian)
  They insist that a federal law be passed providing state support to victims of terror acts - in form of subsidies for medical treatment and rehabilitation.
  Hro.org, July 17, 2007
• "Voice of Beslan": Beslan residents' complaint to the European Court is legally justified
  Caucasian Knot, July 3, 2007
• Police under fire for Beslan
  The Moscow Times, June 20, 2007
• Beslan mothers face court trial (in Russian)
  3 members of the Beslan Mothers Committee have been charged for riotous damage and disrespect for the Russian flag in courtroom on May 29 when the women prevented the judge from reading court opinion on the case of local policemen accused of negligence which allegedly led to Beslan tragedy.
  Caucasian Knot, June 18, 2007
• Court in North Ossetia refused to initiate a case against Beslan operative headquarters
  Caucasian Knot, June 6, 2007
• Court judgment to amnesty the militiamen figuring in the case of Beslan terror act announced in the absence of victims and defendants
  Caucasus Knot, May 29, 2007
• Amnesty act applied to Beslan militiamen will be appealed against
  Caucasus Knot, May 30, 2007
  
• Female victims of Beslan terror wreck court
  RIA Novosti, May 29, 2007
• No Terrorist Acts in Russia Since Beslan: Whom to Thank?
  Jamestown Foundation, May 24, 2007
• "Beslan Mothers": power officers will be amnestied
  Caucasus Knot, May 22, 2007
• Erection of a temple in Beslan not decided yet
  Caucasus Knot, May 18, 2007
• Beslan School a New Source of Grief
  IWPR, May 10, 2007
  
• Beslan militiamen of North Ossetia petition for amnesty
  Caucasus Knot, May 10, 2007
• "Novaya Gazeta": criminal case against Beslan power agents will be initiated
  Caucasus Knot, April 24, 2007
• Beslan: Sifting through the Evidence
  Transitions Online, September 5, 2006
• After Beslan, the Media in Shackles
  Washington Post, 4 September 2006
• Two years after Beslan school seizure, victims say pain worsened by official denial
  AP (International Herald Tribune), 5 September 2006
• Beslan: Russia's 9/11?
  ACPC report, October 2005
• State Increases Aid for Beslan Families
  Moscow Times, September 1, 2005

Xenophobia

• 160 hatred crimes took place in Russia in the past three months resulting in 40 deaths and 120 injured, reports human rights organization “SOVA” (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, April 8, 2008
• Police Go on Alert After 3 Killings
  The Moscow Times, February 19, 2008
• Man Stabbed in Suspected Hate Attack in St. Petersburg
  St. Petersburg Times, November 16, 2007
• 60 Killed In Racist Crimes In Russia In 2007 - Human Rights Activists
  JRL, November 12, 2007
• Russia celebrates third People's Unity Day
  ITAR-TASS, November, 5, 2007
• Russia: Minorities, foreigners brace for violence on Unity Day
  RFE/RL, November 3, 2007
• One of Aushev cousins’ abductors slain in Moscow
  Prague Watchdog, October 31, 2007
• Turkish national killed at Moscow market
  RIA Novosti, October 30, 2007
• Six teenagers arrested in Moscow for race-hate attacks
  RIA Novosti, October 29, 2007
• Three skinheads sentenced for racially-motivated attacks
  ITAR-TASS, October 23, 2007
• Investigation on the case of the Kodopoga militiamen is over
  Caucasian Knot, October 22, 2007
• Charges filed against Russian man who says he posted video showing ethnic killings
  Kyiv Post, October 22, 2007
• Uzbek national stabbed to death in Moscow
  RIA Novosti, October 22, 2007
• Tajik killed by gang in southwest Moscow
  RIA Novosti, October 20, 2007
• 51 killed in Russia this year for xenophobia reasons
  Kommersant, October 11, 2007
• Moscow doesn’t believe in…outsiders (In Russian)
  New Izvestiya, October 10, 2007
• A Second ‘Russian Cross’ – fewer Russians, more migrants
  Window on Eurasia, October 1, 2007
• Human rights center of Kabardino-Balkaria discusses xenophobia issues
  Caucasian Knot, September 22, 2007
• 8 People Injured in Massive Brawl in Dagestan
  ITAR-TASS August 30, 2007
• Keilin's defence may not appeal against extension of his custody
  Caucasian Knot, August 6, 2007
• Abductions Inflame Ingush-Ossetian Relations
  IWPR, August 3, 2007
• Moscow wants Ossetians of Russia, Georgia "to live together"
  Interfax, August 14, 2007
• This year, over 300 persons fell victim of racist attacks in Russia
  Caucasian Knot, July 26, 2007
• Russian Regional Prosecutor Warns Against Ethnic Strife
  RFE/RL, July 25, 2007
• Race Brawl Ends In Confusion
  The St. Petersburg Times, July 24, 2007
• Six people to go on trial over last year clashes in Kondopoga
  ITAR-TASS, July 19, 2007
• The ethnic riots in Stavropol
  Prague Watchdog, June 26, 2006
• Police taking measure to prevent ethnic clashes in central Moscow
  ITAR-TASS, June 26, 2007
• Timur Muzaev: fight of Russian nationalists with Caucasian natives in Moscow was a provocation
  Caucasian Knot, June 25, 2007
• Police arrest 42 after alleged racist attacks
  RFE/RL, June 25, 2007
• Russians, Caucasus natives brawl in Moscow; police say right-wing groups sparked fight
  International Herald Tribune, June 23, 2007
• No ethnic policy - no ethnic problem
  The Moscow Times, June 13, 2007
• Interethnic tension high in Stavropol
  Prague Watchdog, June 7, 2007
• Slavic riot in Stavropol
  Kommersant, June 7, 2007
  
• Russia: Ethnic Tensions Mounting In Restive Stavropol
  Radio Free Europe, June 7, 2007
• Riot Police Stands for Caucasians against Slavs
  Kommersant, June 6, 2007
  
• Forty-seven detained for unauthorized march in Stavropol
  ITAR-TASS, June 6, 2007
• Nationalists Rally in a Russian City Near Chechnya
  Reuters, June 5, 2007
• Slavic Organizations Demand Curfew in Stavropol
  Interfax, June 3, 2007
• Case against participant of the meeting on Kondopoga events stopped
  Caucasus Knot, May 23, 2007
• Death toll grows as skinhead views move into mainstream
  The Globe and Mail, April 30, 2007
• Russia: Timeline of recent racial incidents
  RFE/RL, April 3, 2006

European Court of Human Rights

• Some 20,000 cases against Russia pending in Strasbourg court
  RIA Novosti, May 15, 2008
• European Court of Human Rights will hear 12 cases of Russia’s serviceman, including those served in Chechnya (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 15, 2008
• Strasbourg court rules Russia pay $112,000 to Chechen woman
  RIA Novosti, April 29, 2008
• The ECHR found Russia guilty in the disappearance of two brothers in Chechnya (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 20, 2008
• Almost 50,000 lawsuits against Russia sent to Strasbourg court
  RIA Novosti, February 21, 2008
• European Court of Human Rights, for the first time, found the Russian state guilty in killing of two Ingush residents (in Russian)
  The ECHR ruled against Russia, finding the actions of the military personnel guilty with respect to two Ingush civilians, killed by the helicopter fire in August 2000.
  Caucasian Knot, January 17, 2008
• Russia found responsible for killing elderly Chechen civilians
  European Human Rights Advocacy Center, November 29, 2007
• European Court condemns Russian authorities on three complaints from Chechnya
  Caucasian Knot, November 16, 2007
• Strasbourg Gives Real Price in Chechnya
  Kommersant, November 16, 2007
• European Court finds Russian authorities guilty of murdering a Chechen militiaman
  Caucasian Knot, November 15, 2007
• Gen. Shamanov appointment alarms human rights activists
  Interfax, November 13, 2007
• European Court of Human Rights condemns Russia for non-investigation of torture
  Russian Justice Initiative, November 8, 2007
• Russia: Judicial reform under way, but for the right reasons?
  RFE/RL, October 24, 2007
• Russia: “My only thought was to escape the torture”
  RFE/RL, October 24, 2007
• The Stichting Russia Justice Initiative
  Summary of North Caucasus cases pending before the European Court of Human Rights
• Putin Endorses Proposal to Shift Cases from Strasbourg to Russian Courts
  RFE/RL, October 5, 2007
• European Court Adjudges almost 200,000 euros to Three Women from Chechnya on Cases Versus Russia
  Caucasian Knot, October 4, 2007
  
• The European Court will rule in two cases concerning civilian killings in Staropromyslovski district of Grozny
  Caucasian Knot, October 3, 2007
• Residents of North Caucasus will be able to apply to the Strasbourg Court directly
  Caucasian Knot, October 2, 2007
• Putin signs decree to "protect Russia's interests" at Strasbourg court
  RFE/RL Newsline, October 1, 2007
• EU-Russia human rights dialogue must be more public, include NGOs -human rights activists
  Interfax, September 28, 2007
• The Russians and the Courts
  The International Herald Tribune, August 10, 2007
• Public Chamber Supports Zorkin's Call For New Laws On Filing Suits With Strasbourg Court
  Johnson’s Russia List, July 10, 2007
• President of the RF Constitutional Court proposes amendments to Russian laws limiting the right of Russians to file complaints in the ECHR
  Committee Against Torture, July 10, 2007
• ECHR condemns Russia for slaughter in Chechnya's Novye Aldy and double murder in Gekhi
  Prague Watchdog, July 26, 2007
• Russia seeks to restrict flow of Chechen complaints to European Court on Human Rights
  International Herald Tribune, July 20, 2007
• Chechen who appealed to European Court killed in Russian prison
  Kavkaz Center, July 17, 2007
• European Court's decision obliges to investigate into activities of the Oktiabrskiy VOVD of the Chechen capital
  Caucasian Knot, July 13, 2007
• European Court again finds Russia guilty of disappearance and death of Chechnya resident (Magomadov and Magomadov v. Russia)
  Caucasian Knot, July 12, 2007
• Russia loses in yet another case in the European Court of Human Rights
  ECHR press release, July 12, 2007
• Public Chamber Supports Zorkin's Call For New Laws On Filing Suits With Strasbourg Court
  Johnson’s Russia List, July 10, 2007
• "Memorial" criticizes CC's bill on amending the procedure of appealing to Strasbourg
  Caucasian Knot, July 10, 2007
• President of the RF Constitutional Court proposes amendments to Russian laws which will limit the right of Russian citizens to file complaints in the European Court of Human Rights
  Committee Against Torture, July 10, 2007
• Judge Seeks to Slow Appeals to Strasbourg
  The Moscow Times, July 9, 2007
• European court of human rights blames Russia for death of former Chechen parliament speaker
  RFE/RL, July 9, 2007
• "Memorial": European Court's decisions on Chechnya do not reduce the crime count
  Caucasian Knot, July 7, 2007
• "Voice of Beslan": Beslan residents' complaint to the European Court is legally justified
  Caucasian Knot, July 3, 2007
• Relatives of Beslan Victims Apply To European Court
  RFE/RL, June 26, 2007
• Strasbourg condemns Russia again for murdering and torturing residents of Chechnya
  Caucasian Knot, June 22, 2007
• One killed in mass scuffle in Dagestan, suspects detained
  ITAR-TASS, July 3, 2002
• Relatives of the militants who perished in Kabardino-Balkaria intend to complain to the European Court
  Caucasian Knot, June 19, 2007
• Russia responds to European Court on the case of non-giving out militants' bodies for burial in Kabardino-Balkaria
  Caucasian Knot, June 6, 2007
• Strasbourg Court accepts Tsakoevs' complaint from Kabardino-Balkaria
  Caucasus Knot, May 24, 2007
• European Court dismisses Russia's complaint on the case of Yandiev who disappeared in Chechnya in 2000
  Caucasus Knot, May 17, 2007
• European Court rejects Russian appeal on Chechnya case
  AP, May 16, 2007
• Lawyers and human rights defenders see no reason in EC's program aimed to reduce claims from Russia
  Caucasus Knot, May 14, 2007
• European rights court blames Russia for violent death of Chechen man
  International Herald Tribune (AP), May 10, 2007
• European Court for Human Rights gets tired with claims from North Caucasian Republics
  Caucasus Knot, April 26, 2007

Ingushetia

• Ingushetia police: 1 killed, 1 wounded during security sweep in troubled Russian region
  International Herald Tribune, June 4, 2008
• One officer killed in checkpoint attack in South Russia
  RIA Novosti, June 2, 2008
• Magomed Evloyev: Rebels have nothing to do with the attempted murder of Vyakha Evloyev, cousin of the ex-president of Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 31, 2008
• Analysis: Is Ruslan Aushev Answer To Ingushetia's Problems?
  RFE/RL, May 30, 2008
• Ruslan Aushev's cousin heavily wounded in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, May 30, 2008
• Focus of another public demonstration in Nazran, scheduled for June 6, is on bringing back former president Aushev (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 29, 2008
• Two troops killed, 3 injured in gun attack on car in S.Russia
  RIA Novosti, May 29, 2008
• Picket in defence of Ingushetia residents' rights held in Moscow
  Caucasian Knot, May 29, 2008
• Court assaults every Russian provider simultaneously
  C-News, May 27, 2008
• Independent media threatened in Ingushetia
  Reporters Without Borders, May 27, 2008
• Russians, militants clash in Caucasus
  United Press International, May 27, 2008
• Over 100,000 Residents in Ingushetia Cut Off From Power
  Red Orbit, May 26, 2008
• Dosh" magazine banned in Ingushetia for publishing Ruslan Aushev's interview
  Caucasian Knot, May 24, 2008
• Gunmen open fire at border guards in Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, May 23, 2008
• Explosive device discovered nearby a petroleum depot in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 22, 2008
• Two police officers injured in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, May 20, 2008
• Ingushetia’s Prosecutor’s Office filed another case against “Ingushetiya.Ru” to deny the website its domain name (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 15, 2008
• Witnesses: Isa Arsayev, killed on May 8, was not a rebel and did not resist the security forces, contrary to the claim by the Combined Troops Command office (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 15, 2008
• Cache with weapons and ammunition discovered in Karabulak, Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Regnum.Ru, May 14, 2008
• Two militants and civilian killed in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, May 14, 2008
• Special operation in Nazran against gunmen hiding in house-FSB
  ITAR-TASS, May 14, 2008
• Three policemen were killed in shooting in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Regnum.Ru, May 14, 2008
• 18,000 signatures collected in Ingushetia supporting return of Ruslan Aushev (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 13, 2008
• A woman killed during the special operation in Nazran (in Russian)
  Regnum.Ru, May 13, 2008
• The Moscow court will hear the case against “Ingushetiya.Ru” on May 15, 2008 (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 13, 2008
• A militant and his wife killed during the operation in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Regnum News, May 13, 2008
• Russian police kill 2 rebels in Ingushetia-reports
  Reuters, May 10, 2008
• Russian police kill militant planning VE Day attack in North Caucasus
  RIA Novosti, May 8, 2008
• FSB car blasted in Nazran, Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 7, 2008
• Assassination attempt failed against a high ranking officer of the drug trafficking investigating unit in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 7, 2008
• One serviceman died, 14 injured in road accident in Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, May 6, 2008
• Police raided a mosque in Ingushetia, detained 3 (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 6, 2008
• Russian republic in clutches of imported rebellion
  Globe and Mail, May 5, 2008
• Foiled terrorist plan and one police officer wounded in attack the same day (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 5, 2008
• 3 blasts heard by the residents of Sunzhen district in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 4, 2008
• Ingushetia’s Prosecutor seeks to press charges against “ingushetiya.Ru” for publishing the interview with Musa Keligov, who was earlier accused of assaulting President Murat Zyazikov in Moscow (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 4, 2008
• Zyazikov Reportedly Beaten Up by Opposition Businessman
  Chechnya Weekly, May 2, 2008
• Authorities deny report of brawl between Ingushetian president, oligarch
  RFE/RL, May 2, 2008
• “Ingushetiya.Ru”: President of Ingushetia, Murat Zyazikov, assaulted in Moscow (in Russian)
  Two weeks ago, Murat Zyazikov, President of Ingushetia was assaulted and beaten in the hotel lobby in Moscow by an Ingush businessman, Musa Keligov, who earlier gave an interview to “News Time” about the situation in Ingushetia, blaming President Zyazikov for violence, corruption and instability. Following the interview, the Prosecutor’s Office filed a complaint against Musa Keligov, charging him with extremism. The court found Musa Keligov guilty in absentia.
  Caucasian Knot, May 1, 2008
  
• Serviceman is wounded at a block post near Nazran (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, May 1, 2008
• Smiling children promote violent Russian region
  Reuters South Africa, April 29, 2008
• Ingush divided over how to stem corruption
  RFE/RL, April 29, 2008
• Court in Ingushetia fines and expels US woman out of Russia
  Caucasian Knot, April 27, 2008
• This Odd Place Called Ingushetia
  Chechnya Weekly, April 25, 2008
• One killed, two injured in Ingushetia militant raids
  RIA Novosti, April 25, 2008
• Two servicemen are injured in a roadside blast in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, April 24, 2008 (in Russian)
• Two servicemen injured in the blast at the block post in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, April 24, 2008 (in Russian)
• President of the Committee on Forced Migrants, Aslambek Apayev claims, 18000 refugees from North Ossetia reside in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, April 24, 2008
• Two security officers injured in S. Russia attack
  RIA Novosti, April 23, 2008
  Council of Europe thanks authorities of Ingushetia for aid to Chechen refugees
  ITAR-TASS, April 23, 2008
• Gunmen in Ingushetia Target Police, Kill Supreme Court Deputy Chairman
  Chechnya Weekly, April 18, 2008
  A blast occurred in the courtyard of the Nazran’s mayor’s house early in the morning (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, April 18, 2008
  Gunmen injure six in attack on Ingush police base
  Russia Today, April 17, 2008
  Khazbiev: at May rally in Ingushetia opposition will demand to return Ruslan Aushev to the Republic
  Caucasian Knot, April 16, 2008
• 2 of the 8 detained following the protest in Nazran on January 26, 2008 released (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, April 2, 2008
• The Moscow court will hear the case against the Ingushetiya.ru, the opposition website on April 11 (in Russian)
  Earlier, on March 28, the court declined the request by the Prosecutor General of Ingushetia to suspend the website until the ruling is issued.
  Caucasian Knot, March 31, 2008
• Blast heard near the house of the Ingushetia’s Deputy Minister on Culture
  Unknown threw an explosive device in the court of the Deputy Minister’s house. No casualties reported. (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 31, 2008
• Case opened over fire at North Ossetia-Ingushetia border checkpoint
  ITAR-TASS, March 26, 2008
• Reportedly mutilated bodies of alleged Ingush militants returned to families
  RFE/RL, March 26, 2008
• Another case of abduction in Ingushetia: a young man reported disappeared in the Barsukinskiy municipality (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 26, 2008
• Two police officers wounded at the border checkpoint between North Ossetian and Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 25, 2008
• Blast injures four in Nazran, south Russia – 2
  RIA Novosti, March 24, 2008
• Blast hits checkpoint in southern Russia – TASS
  Reuters, March 21, 2008
• Zyazikov Allies Try to Strike at Critical Media—but Fail
  Chechnya Weekly, March 21, 2008
• Car of the Interior Ministry’s high official ambushed in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 20, 2008
• A police car was blown-up in Ingushetia, one person wounded (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 20, 2008
• Supreme Court leaves Ingushetia.Ru Internet site in force
  ITAR-TASS, March 18, 2008
• Council of Federation declined request by Ingush legislators to ban broadcasting of Ren-TV in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 18, 2008
• 2 relatives of an Ingush human rights defender, Magomed Mutsolgov, killed in the past week (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 16, 2008
• Murat Zyazikov is replaced in his post as the Chairman of Ingushetia’s United Russia by Maryam Amrieva (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, March 15, 2008
• Ingush president appoints new head of Cabinet
  ITAR TASS, March 14, 2008
  3 FSB officers attacked in Ingushetia, 2 died
  Caucasian Knot, March 14, 2008 (in Russian)
  A police officer shot in his car in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, March 14, 2008 (in Russian)
  In light of the energy debt, power was cut off at the refugee camp in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, March 14, 2008 (in Russian)
  Zyazikov Dismisses His Cabinet
  Chechnya Weekly, March 13, 2008
• Militant killed in Ingushetia planned terrorist act – FSB
  ITAR-TASS, March 13, 2008
• President of Russian republic of Ingushetia fires government amid growing local violence
  International Herald Tribune, March 12, 2008
  Counter-terrorist operation begins in Russia’s Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, March 12, 2008
• Mass meeting in Ingushetia again postponed
  RFE/RL, March 11, 2008
• Congress of Ingush Nation demands from Putin and Medvedev to set up order in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, March 10, 2008
• Additional troops and armored vehicles deployed in Nazran
  Caucasian Knot, March 8, 2008
• Suspected Ingush terrorist explodes himself in foiled escape
  ITAR-TASS, March 7, 2008
• Voting in Ingushetia and Chechnya Again Scrutinized
  Chechnya Weekly, March 6, 2008
• Authorities in Ingushetia move to prevent ‘National Congress’
  RFE/RL, March 6, 2008
• Ingush opposition unveils agenda for “National Congress”
  RFE/RL, March 5, 2008
• Ingush oppositionist sheds light on low turnout figure
  RFE/RL, March 4, 2008
• In Ingushetia, voter turnout was 92.3%
  Caucasian Knot, March 3, 2008
• Voter turnout during presidential election at 69.65%
  RosBusinessConsulting Database, March 3, 2008
• Final results of the election monitoring in Ingushetia: a total 5,742 people voted (in Russian)
  Independent Ingush website, Ingushetiya.ru, reports that a group of local citizens, who took on a task of monitoring elections, recorder no more the 5,742 voters, which amounts to 3.5% of eligible voter body.
  Ingushetiya.ru, March 3, 2008
  
• Relatives of a detainee during mass disorders in Ingushetia appeal to HRC "Memorial"
  Caucasian Knot, February 29, 2008
• In Ingushetia, court session on ChCNS' complaint postponed till April 1
  Caucasian Knot, February 29, 2008
• Putin Decorates Zyazikov for “Services to the Fatherland”
  Jamestown, February 29, 2008
• Why Are Ingushetia's Rebels so Successful?
  Jamestown, February 29, 2008
• Ingushetia Spins Further Out of Control
  Jamestown, February 29, 2008
• Ingushetian Parliament Speaker Queries Need for Video Cameras at Pooling Stations
  RFE/RL, February 29, 2008
  Two Parliaments in One Republic (in Russian)
  The article discusses the past as well as the upcoming elections in Ingushetia. The results of the former, Duma election, have been originally challenged by the “I did not vote” campaign that mysteriously died out. In the upcoming elections, Ingush residents will not only choose the future Russian president, but their own parliamentary representatives. However, Spokesmen for the opposition say that tribal meetings began several weeks ago during which community leadership elect their own candidates for the parliament. The implication is that Ingushetia may end up with two parliaments after March 2, official and alternative.
  Vremya Novostei, February 29, 2008
• ChCNS: off-schedule audit was initiated by Department of FSB for Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, February 28, 2008
• Results of the action "I did not vote!" in Ingushetia are still unknown
  Caucasian Knot, February 28, 2008
  
• Relatives of arrested Ingush activists stage picket
  RFE/RL, February 27, 2008
• Security officer wounded in blast in Ingushetia – investigators
  Interfax, February 27, 2008
• A provisional parliamentary commission, created by the National Assembly of Ingushetia to investigate human rights violations in the Republic of Ingushetia, has released the report (in Russian)
  The report states that the unlawful actions by the power structures have exacerbated the situation and led to increase in the human rights violations in Ingushetia since 2002.
  Caucasian Knot, February 26, 2008
  Ingushetian Parliament slams ‘illegal’ police actions
  RFE/RL, February 26, 2008
• Insecurity in Ingushetia
  Transitions Online, February 25, 2008
• In Ingushetia, deportation years are thought to be most tragic in Ingush history
  Caucasian Knot, February 23, 2008
• Ingushetian authorities pressure protest organizers
  RFE/RL, February 22, 2008
• Police detain main South Russia opposition leaders
  Reuters India, February 16, 2008
• Leaflets in Ingushetia Threaten Gaming Hall Owners with Death
  Chechnya Weekly, February 14, 2008
• Evloev, arrested in Ingushetia, is suspected of organizing mass disorders in Nazran
  Caucasian Knot, February 14, 2008
• Relatives of the still detained participants at the rally in Nazran are planning to hold a protest for their release (in Russian)
  Cuacasian Knot, February 8, 2008
• Ingushetia Crisis Deepens
  Institute for War and Peace Reporting, UK, February 6, 2008
• Slayings of innocent people continue in Ingushetia
  Prague Watchdog, February 3, 2008
• Russia ends counter-terrorist operation in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, February 3, 2008
• Protest rally in Ingushetia postponed from February 23 till May
  Caucasian Knot, February 2, 2008
• Human Rights Ombudsman Calls for Probe of Police Crackdown in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL, February 1, 2008
• Ingush Authorities Put Website Owner on Wanted List
  Chechnya Weekly, Jamestown Foundation, January 31, 2008
• The territory of the counter-terrorist operation in Ingushetia changed to the villages of Troitskaya and Nesterovskaya (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, January 31, 2008
  
• A series of armed incidents took place during the special operation in Ingushetia (in Russian)
  Two Ingush residents, suspected of involvement in the subversive terrorist activity on the territory of the republic, were killed. Same day a federal block post was ambushed by a group of unidentified individuals.
  Caucasian Knot, January 31, 2008
  
• Founder says Russian authorities hack critical Web site
  Reuters UK, January 31, 2008
  
• Ingush police imposes fines on protest participants in Nazran (in Russian)
  Charged with instigating mass disorder, 19 people are fined for their participation in the demonstration in Nazran on January 26.
  Caucasian Knot, January 29, 2008
  
• New rally in Ingushetia to be held on February 23
  Caucasian Knot, January 28, 2008
  
• Correspondents of "Echo Moskvy", Radio Liberty and "Novaya Gazeta" detained in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, January 28, 2008
  
• Over 20 persons detained on suspicion of taking part in mass disorders in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, January 28, 2008
  
• Human Rights activist in Ingushetia consider the launching of a large scale counter-terrorist operation a means to prevent the rally scheduled on January 26 from taking place (in Russian)
  Human rights activists in Ingushetia, while conceding that the rising violence and destabilizing situation in the republic may warrant for counter-terrorist measures, is aimed to target the rally scheduled for January 26 in Nazran.
  Caucasian Knot, January 25, 2008
  
• Russia launches counter-terrorist operation in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, January 25, 2008
  
• Russia tightens security in Ingushetia before rally
  Reuters, January 25, 2008
  
• Ingush are denied access to Internet in the days leading up to the demonstration on January 26 (in Russian)
  Two days before the organized public protest against corruption, abductions and arbitrary executions in Ingushetia, two local Internet providers suspended Internet access to the customers on the orders by the Ingush authorities.  
  Caucasian Knot, January 24, 2008
• Ingush authorities to collect statements from the population attesting to their non-participation in the “I did not vote!” action in Ingushetia which cast doubts on the vote count in the December 2007 parliamentary elections (in Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, January 20, 2008
• Ingush prepare next stage of protest against falsification of State Duma vote
  RFE/RL, January 15, 2008
• The public action “I did not vote!” is coming to an end: over 87 thousand citizens of Ingushetia signed official statements denying their participation in the December elections (in Russian)
  By 7:00pm on January 9th 2008, 87,340 official statements had been collected from citizens of Ingushetia claiming their non-participation in the Russia’s State Duma elections on December 2. The number of statements, denying having cast the ballot, constitutes 54.5% of the electorate in Ingushetia, contrary to the authorities’ official claim of 98% voter turnout and a land sliding victory of the United Russia Party in the republic.
  Ingushetiya.ru, January 10, 2008
• Ingush detainee confesses to guilt in bus bombing
  Caucasian Knot, December 17, 2007
• Website Proprietor: Chechen Police Official is Behind Ingushetia Abductions
  Chechnay Weekly, December 13, 2007
• Magomed Evloev remains the owner of “Ingushetiya.ru” without interfering in the work of the editorial board
  Caucasian Knot, December 12, 2007
• Russian police commando killed in Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, December 11, 2007
• Website continues to dispute reported election turnout in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, December 11, 2007
• Website "Ingushetiya.ru" will resume operation tomorrow
  Caucasian Knot, December 7, 2007
• Svetlana Izotyeva, journalist of the "Argumenty i Facty" newspaper, beaten in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, December 6, 2007
• Oppositional website “Ingushetiya.ru” suspended
  (Note: As of Dec. 6, site is still accessible in U.S. It is most likely only suspended within Ingushetia)
  Caucasian Knot, December 5, 2007
• Ingushetian public demands that Ingushetiya.ru continue
  Caucasian Knot, December 4, 2007
• View of voters in Ingushetia
  Prague Watchdog, December 4, 2007
• Voters in Ingushetia urged to protest identity abuse
  RFE/RL Newsline, December 4, 2007
• Big Putin vote in Chechnya has locals puzzled
  Reuters, December 3, 2007
• Local observers assert high voter turnout in Chechnya is result of gerrymandering
  Caucasian Knot, December 3, 2007
• Russia's Chechnya votes 99.4 pct for Putin party
  Reuters, December 3, 2007
• Chechnya claims highest turnout for Duma elections;
  Most voters in Ingushetia Reportedly boycott Duma vote;
  Other North Caucasus Republics register above-average vote
  RFE/RL Newsline, December 3, 2007
• No foreign observers to watch elections in Chechnya and Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, December 1, 200
• Oppositional site Ingushetiya.Ru announces its termination
  Caucasian Knot, November 30, 2007
• Protesters, Journalists, Rights Activists Beaten and Detained in Nazran
  Chechnya Weekly, November 29, 2007
• Human rights activists investigate the beating of journalists in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, November 29, 2007
• Interview with Oleg Orlov (In Russian)
  Caucasian Knot, November 28, 2007
  
• Human rights activists demand probe into journalists’ detention in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 28, 2007
• Journalists are sure they were attacked by special agents in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, November 27, 2007
• Chechen human rights body demands release of Ingush accused of train bombing
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 27, 2007
• Mockery in the form of the special forces (In Russian)
  Kommersant, November 26, 2007
• “Ren-TV” journalists kidnapped and beaten in Ingushetia return to Moscow
  Caucasian Knot, November 26, 2007
• Rally in Nazran, November 24: Photos and video footage from the bus station (In Russian)
  Ingushetiya.ru, November 26, 2007
• Attack on Oleg Orlov, Head of “Memorial” Board and journalists from REN TV in Ingushetia
  Memorial Moscow, November 24, 2007
• Police break up Ingushetia protest
  RFE/RL, November 24, 2007
• Nazran: Rally participants disperse, fate of detained unknown
  Caucasian Knot, November 24, 2007
• Sokiryanskaya: kidnapping of Orlov and journalists was organized by the authorities of Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, November 24, 2007
• Organizer of rally in Ingushetia detained by MIA
  Caucasian Knot, November 24, 2007
• Tension continues in Ingushetia
  Prague Watchdog, November 23, 2007
• Charge presented to Ingush man suspected of blowing up Neva Express train
  Caucasian Knot, November 23, 2007
• Bulletin: From the Conflict Zone (In Russian)
  Memorial Nazran, November 21, 2007
• Gunmen Kill Transport Police Chief in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL, November 19, 2007
• Opposition of Ingushetia warns the authorities against attempts to hamper the rally
  Caucasian Knot, November 17, 2007
• Death of Ingush Boy Sparks Further Unrest
  Chechnya Weekly, November 15, 2007
• Criminal case opened over murder of police dept chief in Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, November 15, 2007
• Chief of transport police department killed in Ingushetia
  ITAR-TASS, November 15, 2007
• Oppositional web site still blocked in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, November 14, 2007
• Ingushetian internet providers deny blocking access to controversial site;
  UNICEF deplores shooting of child in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 14, 2007
• Internet providers in Ingushetia refrain from commenting on the blockage of opposition site
  Caucasian Knot, November 13, 2007
• Killing of child sparks outrage;
  Russian technicians attacked;
  Ingushetian president seeks to block opposition website
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 13, 2007
• Photographs from Chemulga, where the FSB killed a 6-year old boy
  Ingushetiya.ru, November 9, 2007
• Young boy killed during operation in Ingush village of Chemulga
  Prague Watchdog, November 9, 2007
• From the Conflict Zone - Bulletin (Russian)
  English version
  Memorial Nazran, November 8, 2007
  
• Police and workers targeted in Ingushetia
  Jamestown, November 8, 2007
  Ingush appeal to Putin over unsolved killings
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 8, 2007
• Western Ingushetia -- how it looks today
  Part 2
  Part 3 (In Russian)
  Ingushetiya.ru, November 7, 2007
  
• Five non-natives shot dead in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 6, 2007
• From the Conflict Zone -- Bulletin (In Russian)
  English Version
  Memorial Nazran, November 3, 2007
• Ingush appeal to Putin on conflict anniversary
  RFE/RL Newsline, November 1, 2007

• 'Preventative measures' to continue in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, October 31, 2007
• Prosecutor General reopens case against owner of Ingushetian website
  RFE/RL Newsline, October 25, 2007
• Two suspects detained in Ingushetia over Nevsky Express bombing
  Prague Watchdog, October 24, 2007
• Two Ingush shot dead in North Ossetia
  Prague Watchdog, October 20, 2007
• Duma rejects proposal to declare state of emergency in Ingushetia
  RFE/RL Newsline, October 19, 2007
• State Duma Deputy: There is war in Ingushetia, killings of Russians, and ethnic cleansing (In Russian)
  Regnum, October 18, 2007
• Aushev family being subjected to pressure
  Prague Watchdog, October 18, 2007
• Chechen Prosecutor has established identities of Aushevs’ kidnappers
  Prague Watchdog, October 18, 2007
• Putin: S. Russia violence alarming but controllable
  Reuters, October 18, 2007
• Three dead in Russian family murder in Ingushetia
  RIA, October 14, 2007
• Two policemen killed in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, October 10, 2007
• Resident assaulted by men in masks in Ingushetia’s Nesterovskaya
  Prague Watchdog, October 8, 2007
• Understanding the roots of conflict in Ingushetia
  Jamestown, October 4, 2007
• In Ingushetia, security officials and human rights organizations discouraged from reporting “terrorist acts” (In Russian)
  Part 2 (In Russian)
  English brief from RFE/RL
  Caucasian Knot, October 3, 2007
• Wave of killings fuels fear of a second Chechnya
  Guardian (UK), September 30, 2007
• Kremlin adopts new counter-insurgency methods in Ingushetia
  Jamestown, September 27, 2007
• Ingushetia: Fears of “Second Chechnya”
  IWPR, September 27, 2007
• Ingushetia: Estoev brothers detained and tortured
  Caucasian Knot, September 25, 2007
• Ingushetia.Ru: crimes are not registered in the Republic
  Caucasian Knot, September 24, 2007
• Militant killed in Ingushetia;
  Former Chechen official charged in Politkovskaya killing;
  Chechen IM discounts militant role in train bombing
  RFE/RL Newsline, September 24, 2007
• Who is behind the spiraling violence in Ingushetia?
  RFE/RL, September 21, 2007
• North Caucasus: Ingush Fear the Worst As Situation Deteriorates
  RFE/RL, September 21, 2007
• Ingush Leader Insists All Under Control at Home
  The Moscow Times, September 21, 2007
• North Caucasus: Increasing Violence In Ingushetia Prompts Crackdown Fears
  RFE/RL, September 21, 200
• Ingush Police Battle Protesters in Nazran
  …As Gunmen Attack Police and FSB Officers
  Chechnya Weekly, September 20, 2007
• After meeting in Nazran, situation in Ingushetia has stabilized
  Caucasian Knot, September 20, 2007
• Situation in Ingushetia calm despite ‘media terrorism’ – Zyazikov
  Ingushetia leader says keeps normal relations with Chechen leaders
  Ingushetia President Murat Zyazikov opposed to enlargement or reorganization of region
  ITAR-TASS, September 20, 2007
• Murders of law enforcers in Ingushetia are becoming systematic
  Prague Watchdog, September 20, 2007
• By using violence, special forces ultimately lose: The release of the kidnapped Aushev brothers (In Russian)
  Vek, September 20, 2007
• Hundreds join protest in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, September 19, 2007
• Demonstrators in Nazran demand the release of Ingush residents kidnapped in Grozny
  Interfax, September 19, 2007
• FSB officer shot dead in Ingushetia
  Interfax, September 17, 2007
• Murat Zyazikov: "We don't need unification, enlargement, deportation"
  Novaya Gazeta, September 17, 2007 (In Russian)
• Ingushetia at night: militia post shelled, two children wounded, Russians’ apartment set on fire
  Caucasian Knot, September 15, 2007
• Indigenous population of Ingushetia will guard Russians' houses at night
  Caucasian Knot, September 15, 2007
• Rising violence in Russia's Ingushetia
  Christian Science Monitor, September 14, 2007
• Who is killing the non-Muslims in Ingushetia?
  Jamestown, September 13, 2007
• Kozak: Recent murders in Ingushetia politically motivated
  Interfax, September 13, 2007
• Al-Qaeda implicated in Ingushetia attacks
  RFE/RL Newsline, September 12, 2007
• Moscow found in Ingushetia traces of three Arabs from al-Qaeda
  KavkazCenter, September 11, 2007 (rebel website)
• oma families may leave Ingushetia
  Prague Watchdog, September 11, 2007
• Killers of three gypsies are searched in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, September 11, 2007
• Family of Three Shot Dead in Ingushetia
  RIA Novosti, September 11, 2007
• MHG expert demands President of Russia to interfere into situation in Ingushetia and Chechnya
  Caucasian Knot, September 6, 2007
• Nazran Explosion Proves to be Terrorist Act
  ITAR-TASS, August 31, 2007
• 3 Teacher's Family Members Assassinated in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, August 31, 2007
• Ingush NGOs appeal to the Russian Public Chamber (in Russian)
  The Coordination Council of Ingush Nonprofit Organizations sent a letter to the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation urging its member to establish a special committee to investigate “disappearances” in Ingushetia and formulate a strong position on this issue.
  Ingushetiya.ru, August 16, 2007
• Republic's Hospital of Ingushetia receives kidney machines
  Caucasian Knot, August 13, 2007
• Hundreds of Police Sent to Ingushetia
  The Moscow Times, August 13, 2007
• Another Police Officer Targeted In Ingushetia
  RFE/RL, August 13, 2007
• Whereabouts of Ingushetian resident kidnapped in Karabulak not detected so far
  Caucasian Knot, August 11, 2007
• Zyazikov: suspects of murdering Russian teacher detained in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, August 10, 2007
• Zyazikov: suspects of murdering Russian teacher detained in Ingushetia
  Caucasian Knot, August 10, 2007
• "Voice of Beslan" fears that the Supreme Court of Kabardino-Balkaria will acquit Ingush militiamen
  Caucasian Knot, August 8, 2007
• Ingushetia: information about beating of Ali-Yurt residents by power agents is verified
  Caucasian Knot, August 7, 2007
• Abductions Inflame Ingush-Ossetian Relations
  IWPR, August 3, 2007
• Hospital head refuses to take extra haemodialisis machines (in Russian)
  The scandal in Ingushetia fires up as Liza Gazdiyeva, the head doctor of the hospital whose patients went on a hunger strike over the absence of vitally important haemodialisis machines refuses to accept extra 5 machines donated to the hospital by a Moscow-based Ingush businessman.
  Ingushetiya.ru, August 3, 2007
• Ingushetia seeks return of Russian-speaking population
  ITAR-TASS, August 2, 2007
• Authorities present an abducted resident of Ingushetia as a milit