"Pseudo-human rights activists have started kidnapping people." The Chechen human rights ombudsman on the rescue of Liya Zaurbekova.
Ombudsman Mansur Soltayev He spoke out on his social media pages about the human rights activists who helped Chechen woman Liya Zaurbekova flee abroad from domestic violence.
He called women's crisis groups scammers operating under the guise of human rights advocacy. He believes that human rights activists are particularly zealous in "exploiting Chechnya and the North Caucasus for their own dirty purposes."
"There's no doubt that all sorts of crisis groups and foreign agents with their spy games are tools needed for global global goals. One can speculate about who benefits from this and why, but quite a bit has already been said about that. The main thing to remember is that these people were initially tasked with entirely different objectives than human rights." harewil he.
In his post, Soltayev expressed surprise at rumors of the oppression and discrimination of daughters in Chechen families: "Such actions against one's own family would be severely condemned in Chechen society. So severely, in fact, that it's unlikely that a Chechen family would do such a thing."
A 19-year-old Chechen woman left home due to total control and daily violence in her family. Relatives filed a missing persons report with the police, allegedly regarding the minor. had to go into hiding at the police station, while relatives besieged the department. May 17, Liya Zaurbekova сreported, who is safe abroad, asks her not to search for her and not to turn the Chechen authorities against her. The Marem crisis center helped her escape the violence.
Previously, she tried to escape from domestic violence. Seda SuleymanovaShe was lured back to Chechnya under false pretenses, where she disappeared. She was likely murdered as an "honor killing." The Investigative Committee exciteл A criminal case has been opened regarding the disappearance, but the agency has not reported on the progress of the investigation.
Photo: from Mansur Soltaev’s VK page