"Psychologists worked on her thinking." The Chechen ombudsman described the current life of Selima Ismailova, who tried to escape domestic violence.
Commissioner for Human Rights in Chechnya Mansur Soltayev posted in his Telegram channel, he posted a post in which he described how the 19-year-old is currently feeling Selima Ismailova.
At the beginning of June, the girl detained at the airport "Vnukovo" While attempting to leave the country, Selima was taken to Chechnya, and for two weeks her lawyers had no news of her fate.
Yesterday Selim Ismailov was shown on Chechen television. The report featured the Human Rights Commissioner in Chechnya Mansur Soltayev assures that the girl is now "with her family and friends and feels well."
«Psychologists worked on her, on her thinking, and now she's in very good shape. I talked to her, she's safe, no one is threatening her, she has freedom of movement."," says the ombudsman.
According to Soltayev, some sources are deliberately escalating the situation in order to “discredit the Caucasus and all of Russia.”
«These are all Western influencers located in Russia. They are foreign agents working with female victims of domestic violence in the Caucasus, thereby attempting to discredit the Caucasus and the entire country.“,” the ombudsman is convinced.
The report notes that “the human rights activist is keeping the situation under personal control.”
The footage shows a girl sitting at a table wearing a headscarf and saying in Chechen that "no one is tormenting her, she lives normally with her family, and that she doesn't want them to torment her by publishing her photos and videos," and asking to be "left alone."
Previously "NeMoscow" published messages from Selima's father, who threatened to beat the girl with a stick and "break all her limbs."
How to notes The SK SOS crisis group reports that the practice of "confession videos" is widespread in Chechnya. Escapees, detainees, or those found guilty of some crime are returned to the republic and forced to say on camera that all is well. In most cases, these individuals disappear from view, and are later discovered dead.
