| Médecins du Monde : Quel avenir pour les 150 000 Tchétchènes déplacés ? La majorité des tchétchènes installés en Ingouchie refusent de rentrer en Tchétchénie où la guerre et les exactions commises par les forces fédérales russes continuent en toute impunité. Juillet 2002 |
| Human Rights Center MEMORIAL publie plusieurs documents concernant les violations des droits humains pratiquées lors des oppérations de "nettoyage" dans les villes de Alkhan-Kala, Tstotsin-Iourt, etc. en avril et mai 2002. En anglais. |
| Human Rights Watch : Last Seen : Continued "Disappearances" in Chechnya. April 2002 |
| FIDH : Terreur et impunité : Un système organisé. La systématisation des pillages au cours des opérations de nettoyage, l'extorsion de fonds, le commerce des vivants et des morts : quelques aspects "economiques" du conflit. Mars 2002 |
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Human Rights Watch : Swept Under : Torture, Forced Disappearances and Extrajudicial Killings during Sweep Operatins in Chechnya. February 2002 |
| Médecins Sans Frontières : Tchétchénie - Ingouchie : Non assistance à personnes en danger Janvier 2002 |
| People in Need Foundation : Report on Humanitarian Operations in Chechnya and Ingushetia. September-October 2001 |
| The Legal Character of the Conflict in Chechnya : a struggle for national liberation or an internal problem for Russia? Prague Watchdog. |
| European
Committee for the Prevention of Torture: Public statement concerning the
Chechen Republic, 10-7-2001. http://www.cpt.coe.int/en/press/20010710en.htm |
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Human Rights Center "Memorial" The Status of Investigations into Crimes Against Civilians Committed by Representatives of Federal Forces on the Territory of the Chechen Republic during the Course of Military Action 1999-2000 (as of May 2001). "Cleansing Operations" in the villages of Alleroy, Stariye Atagi, Tsotsin-Yurt, Chiri-Yurt, Chernorechye... |
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Fédération Internationale des ligues des droits de l'homme - FIDH 57ème Session
de la Commission des Droits de l'Homme de l'ONU (19 mars - 26 avril 2001).
(Avec
Memorial) : Tchétchénie : Crimes contre l'humanité.
(Avec
Memorial) : Tchétchénie : Crimes contre l'humanité.
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ReliefWeb (a project of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs - OCHA) ReliefWeb's
list of recent documents on the region. See for example: |
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UN
High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) As spring approaches
in the region, some 150 000 IDPs from Chechnya have experienced a second
winter in the neighboring republic Ingushetia. The majority of the displaced
have found shelter with the local population in Ingushetia; however, many
continue to live in tented camps and spontaneous settlements in schools,
farms, and public buildings all over the republic. |
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Human Rights Watch - HRW Russian investigation
of Mass Grave not a credible effort. International investigation is only
hope for determining truth. The 'Dirty War'
in Chechnya: Forced Disappearances, Torture and Memorandum on Domestic
Prosecutions for Violations of International Human Rights and Humanitarian
Law in Chechnya. February 2001 "Welcome
to Hell" - Arbitrary Detention, Torture, and World Report 2000
: The Russian Federation Documents and
reports on Chechnya |
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Physicians for Human Rights On the Eve of
Council of Europe Decision on Russia's Voting Rights, Extreme and Arbitrary
Human Rights Violations Continue in Chechnya. 23 January 2001 |
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Médecins sans frontiers Witness accounts
(témoignages) - November 2000 The politics of
terror - 22 November 2000 |
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Médecins du Monde "Depuis deux mois, c'est à une accélération vertigineuse de la terreur que se livrent les militaires et les forces spéciales russes." Quelles nouvelles de Tchétchénie? - rapport juillet 2001. |
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Reporters sans frontières Rapport 2001 sur
la liberté de la presse en Russie. 11 avril 2001. |
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International Crisis Group (ICG) Central Asia Report.
"The real but greatly exaggerated existence of militant Islamic
movements is being cited to legitimate repressive measures by the governments
of |
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Amnesty International Russian Federation-Chechnya
: Only an international investigation will end impunity. The UN Commission
on Human Rights must act now. (Press Release 29/03/2001) Amnesty International USA Human Rights in
the Russian Federation (news releases) |
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Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of St-Petersburg Reports: |