"I faced an unthinkable violation of my rights."
A resident of Ingushetia who fled domestic violence Marina Yandieva turned to the human rights commissioner for help To Tatyana Moskalkova.
«I have faced an unthinkable violation of my rights in the form of harassment and death threats, and now an innocent man who has nothing to do with me», - says Marina. According to her, she voluntarily left her parents' home, where she had been effectively forcibly held for seven years, her passport confiscated, her movements restricted. Furthermore, she had been repeatedly threatened with "honor killings" if she disobeyed.
Marina Yandieva voluntarily left home on October 5. From Chechnya to Mineralnye Vody, she gave a ride lawyer for the Team Against Torture Magomed Alamov.
When Marina's relatives realized she wasn't going to return home voluntarily, they took Alamov hostage and threatened to kill him. He told Marina Yandieva this in a phone call.
Today it became is known about the detention of two journalists in Ingushetia. They were both allegedly planning to visit the home of Marina Yandyeva's high-ranking relatives.