New report details gross violations of humanitarian law in Second Nagorno-Karabakh War
The IPHR/Truth Hounds report details unlawful bombing, extrajudicial killings, and torture among other violations of international law.
Turkish prosecutors release CCTV footage of Bayram Mammadov prior to his death
The release of the footage has been a key demand by many of those who have raised questions over the circumstances surrounding his death.
Stavropol Krai resident arrested for alleged participation in Basayev’s ‘March on Daghestan’
Russian investigators suspect Bagaudin Kuvanaev's involvement in the 'march on Daghestan' led by Shamil Basayev and Ibn al-Khattab in 1999.
South Ossetian minister charged with attacking journalist in Vladikavkaz
The Deputy Defence Minister of South Ossetia is accused of attacking a journalist in January.
Hundreds of endangered seals wash up dead on Daghestan’s shores
Eco-activists and scientists have warned of an environmental disaster in the Caspian Sea.
Talysh blogger ‘illegally moved’ from pre-trial detention
Aslan Gurbanov is currently appealing his conviction for ‘inciting national hatred’ and carrying out anti-government propaganda.
Daghestani and Azerbaijani inmates sew mouths shut in Russia prison hunger strike
Nine inmates of a prison colony in Smolensk sew their lips shut as part of a hunger strike over ‘inhuman treatment’ at the hands of prison guards.
Pro-Navalny protesters arrested in Makhachkala
Many were arrested before the protest began, all have since been released.
Talysh blogger sentenced to 7 years in Azerbaijan
Aslan Gurbanov was arrested and convicted of ‘inciting national hatred’ after publishing a photo of himself standing next to a Talysh flag in Baku.
Hostages freed after tense standoff in Tbilisi
The hostage taker is in police custody, no deaths or injuries have been reported.