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Situation in the North Caucasus Region: security and human rights
Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights. September 2009
Transcript of current affairs debate
The situation of human rights defenders and the increasing violence in the North Caucasus region of the Russian Federation. September 30, 2009

Violence in the North Caucasus-Summer 2009
Violence in Russia’s North Caucasus is on the rise. Since January 2004, CSIS staff have been compiling, almost daily, a database that tracks incidents of violence occurring in the region.
49 Steps to Improve Human Rights and Security in the North Caucasus
This policy brief condenses dozens of specific, practical recommendations generated over several days of meetings convened in Berlin at the Robert Bosch Stiftung in May 2005, March 2006, and October 2006 with senior representatives from international organizations, governments, and nongovernmental organizations (NGO's). September, 2007
Human Rights Situation in Chechnya
April 2003

"Who Will Tell Me What Happened to My Son"

This 38-page report examines Russia's response to European Court judgments on cases from Chechnya. In the 33 cases researched by Human Rights Watch, Russia has still not brought a single perpetrator to justice, even in cases in which those who participated in or commanded the operations that led to violations are named in the European Court judgments. July, 2009
"What Your Children do Will Touch Upon You"
This report is based primarily on field research conducted in close cooperation with Memorial Human Rights Center, a leading Russian human rights organization, in March and April 2009 during two Human Rights Watch missions to Chechnya. July, 2009
"An Uncivil Approach to Civil Society"
This 68-page report describes how current rules allow the state to interfere arbitrarily with the work of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and documents the corrosive impact of these rules and other government measures on independent organizations and activists in Russia. June,2009
"As If They Fell From the Sky"
Counterinsurgency, Rights Violations, and Rampant Impunity in Ingushetia. June, 2008

Steadfast in Protest: Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders, Annual Report 2006

Russian Justice Initiative is a groundbreaking initiative that utilizes domestic and international legal mechanisms to seek redress for human rights abuses committed in the North Caucasus.
Chechnya Justice Project - 2006 Annual Report

Shelter situation and property status survey among IDPs residents of temporary accommodations in the republics of Chechnya and Ingushetia June 2007

Country Report on Human Rights Practises in Russia
United States Department of State Bureau of Human Rights, Democracy, and Labor
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Supporting Human Rights and Democracy: The U.S. Record 2004-2005
March 2005

Has Russia Achieved Victory in Its War against Terror?
December 2006: Pavel K. Baev, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
From Dubrovka to Beslan: Who is learning faster?
November 2004: Ekaterina Stepanova, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
Links between Chechen rebels and al-Qaeda questioned
March 21, 2003: Andrew Jack, The Financial Times
Patterns of Global Terrorism
May 2002: United States Department of State

The Changing Context of Russian Federal Policy in the North Caucasus
December 2006: Mark Kramer, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
Instability in the North Caucasus and the Political Implications for the Russo-chechen War
December 2005: Mark Kramer, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
The Coming Revolutions in the North Caucasus
December 2005: Georgi Derluguian, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
Bringing Peace to Chechnya?
February 11, 2005 : Jim Nichol, CRS Report for Congress
Russia
January 5, 2005 : Stuart D. Goldman, CRS Issue Brief for Congress
Ingushetia as a Microcosm of Putin’s Reforms
November 2004: Matthew Evangelista, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
Putin’s War in Chechnya: Who steers the course?
November 2004: Pavel K. Baev, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
Security Sell-Out in the North Caucasus, 2004
November 2004: Mikhail A. Alexseev, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
The Structures of Chechnya’s Quagmire
November 2003: Georgi Derguluian, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
US Policy on Chechnya
May 9, 2002 : Steven Pifer, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs, Statement Before the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Opposition to the War in Chechnya: Antimilitarist Organizing in Russia
January 2002: Valerie Sperling, PONARS policy brief, CSIS
An Opening on Chechnya
July 2001 : Zbigniew Brzezinski, Max M. Kampelman and Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
Chechnya Conflict: Recent Developments
May 3, 2000: Jim Nichol, Congressional Research Service

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