Genocide in Chechnya A Hundred New Complaints Submitted to ECHR from Chechnya
| A Hundred New Complaints Submitted to ECHR from Chechnya |
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| Written by smock | |||
| Monday, 04 January 2010 13:16 | |||
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In 2009, about one hundred new complaints were lodged from Chechnya to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). They have to do mainly with detentions and disappearances of applicants’ relatives. This was explained by Anatoly Kovler, Judge of the European Court from the Russian Federation. The Judge also said that 55 decisions passed in Strasbourg this year were on Chechen cases. “Complaints from Ingushetia should be added here,” said Mr Kovler and added: “I’d like to hope that the law draft developed by the Ministry of Justice on compensations to the persons who suffered from counterterrorist operations, will be adopted in the near future”, Kavkaz-Uzel repoted with referance of ITAR-TASS. This year, the number of complaints from Russia to the ECHR has increased by more than 10 percent. They now make a third of all the complaints considered by the ECHR. The ECHR cases related with Chechens are available at here.
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According to Australian think tank Vision of Humanity, only eight of 133 world nations surveyed are more warlike and less peaceful than Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
You read that right: Russia is in the bottom 10% of all world nations when ranked for peacefulness. The likes of Zimbabwe and North Korea are more peace-loving than Russia. |
