Wednesday, 03 November 2004

CHECHENS\' RIGHTS VIOLATED IN REGIONS - CHECHEN OFFICIAL

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By empty (11/3/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)

A Chechen official has expressed concern about violations of the rights of Chechens residing in different regions of Russia. \"Unfortunately, we must admit that the rights of law abiding Chechens who have not committed any offenses are violated everywhere. Even Chechen officials sometimes feel very uncomfortable outside Chechnya,\" Chechen Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Eli Isayev said on local television.
A Chechen official has expressed concern about violations of the rights of Chechens residing in different regions of Russia. \"Unfortunately, we must admit that the rights of law abiding Chechens who have not committed any offenses are violated everywhere. Even Chechen officials sometimes feel very uncomfortable outside Chechnya,\" Chechen Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Eli Isayev said on local television. (Interfax)
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