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INSIDE CHECHNYA Overview Current Situation Statistics Resources The Museum has issued a Genocide Watch for Chechnya. TOOLS PRINT E-MAIL

COC RESOURCES Video interview with Eliza Moussaeva and Bela Tsugaeva Video interview with Anne Nivat Transcript of slide show presentation by Bill Frelick March 2004: The 60th Annniversary of the 1944 Chechen and Ingush Deportation: History, Legacies, Current Crisis In 1944 the entire Chechen population was deported. A panel discusses the history of the deportations and how they continue to affect Russian-Chechen conflict. September 2003: Greetings from Grozny Film documenting the human consequences of the conflict in the breakaway Russian province of Chechnya followed by panel on the current situation, with Lord Frank Judd, Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe; Patrice Pagé, Doctors Without Borders; Paul Mitchell, Director, Greetings from Grozny. April 2003: Chechnya: the Forgotten War Although the Russian government gives the impression that Chechnya is returning to normal, atrocities continue. The following speakers address the current situation: Eliza Moussaeva, Memorial Human Rights Center; Bela Tsugaeva, World Vision, based in Nazran, Ingushetia; Maureen Greenwood, Amnesty International USA. Elisa Munoz, Crimes of War Education Project, unveils the new issue of the Crimes of War online Magazine. October 2002: Briefing on Chechnya with Satsita Muradova Satsita Muradova, formerly a lawyer with the Russian human rights organization Memorial in its Ingushetia office, addresses human rights abuses in Chechnya. Russian-language version of Genocide Watch: Chechnya   EXTERNAL RESOURCES Chechnya News BBC: “The Chechen Conflict” BBC News “Battle for Chechnya” Christian Science Monitor Guardian special report on Chechnya The Moscow Times Online NewsHour, Conflict in Chechnya: Russia's Renegade Republic PBS Series Wide Angle: “Greetings from Grozny” Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty Time magazine, photo essay on Grozny, ruined city Amnesty International American Committee for Peace in the Caucasus Andrei Sakharov Foundation Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Children of Chechnya Action Relief Mission Committee to Protect Journalists Crimes of War: Chechnya and the Laws of War Danish Refugee Council Freedom House Human Rights Watch IDEE Institute for War and Peace Reporting International Medical Corps International Committee of the Red Cross International Helsinki Federation International Rescue Committee Médecins Sans Frontières Chechnya/Ingushetia: Vulnerable Persons Denied Assistance. January 2002. Memorial Physicians for Human Rights Prague Watchdog: Crisis in Chechnya U.S. Committee for Refugees Hearing on THE CAUCASUS AND CASPIAN REGION: UNDERSTANDING U.S. INTERESTS AND POLICY before the Subcommittee on Europe of the House of Representatives International Relations Committee International Religious Freedom Report, Russia, 2002 International Religious Freedom Report, Russia, 2001 United States Department of State 1999 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, Russia United States Department of State 2000 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, Russia United States Department of State 2001 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, Russia United States Helsinki Commission Hearing on Developments in the Chechen Conflict United States House Committee on International Relations Russia: How Vladimir Putin Rose to Power and What America Can Expect September 27, 2000 United States Institute for Peace: Prospects for Peace in Chechnya United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Chechnya: Implications for Russia and the Caucasus, November 4, 1999 Council of Europe, search under “Chechnya” OSCE Assistance Group to Chechnya Reliefweb (Russian Federation, Chechnya) UNHCR operations in the Russian Federation, report on Chechnya UNHCHR Situation in the Republic of Chechnya of the Russian Federation, April 2001 UNHCHR Report of the High Commission on the Situation in the Republic of Chechnya in the Russian Federation, February 2001 United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Paper on Asylum Seekers from the Russian Federation in the Context of the Situation in Chechnya (January 2002) Russian Observer.com