В Осло 4 октября у парламента Норвегии прошел митинг чеченской диаспоры с требованием расследовать гибель 14-летней Марьям Муцалхановой, которая умерла, находясь под опекой службы защиты детей Barnevernet

More than 115 residents of Kabardino-Balkaria have signed an open letter demanding an investigation into criminal cases involving alleged links to "Imarat Kavkaz" (Caucasus Emirate), a terrorist organization banned in Russia. The authors of the appeal claim that over a hundred such cases may have been fabricated in the republic over the past two years.

Russia’s Justice Ministry has designated lawyer and Circassian activist Rustam Khuazhev as a “foreign agent”. The ministry also added Zhanna Nemtsova, the daughter of murdered opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, as well as the information resources Team Navalny and Reanimation to the same register.

The prosecutor's office of occupied Crimea has referred the criminal case against four Crimean Tatar women from the Bakhchysarai district to the Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don. This is the first case in occupied Crimea involving the alleged participation of women in Hizb ut-Tahrir.

On October 1, the opposition United National Movement (UNM) party held a rally in Tbilisi calling for the release of former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili. The gathering took place at the Rike Park amphitheater, despite a ban issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs due to preparations for the "Tbilisoba" festival. Several dozen people assembled at the site.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on Ali Chomaev, the head of the "Adel" children's camp in Karachay-Cherkessia and the "Solnechny Bereg" camp in Dagestan. The restrictions also apply to 16 other individuals and 16 legal entities.

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has awarded the Lech Wałęsa Solidarity Prize to Mzia Amaglobeli—founder of the independent Georgian outlets *Batumelebi* and *Netgazeti*—in recognition of her contribution to promoting and supporting democratic values.

Memet Belyalov, a Crimean Tatar political prisoner and activist with the "Crimean Solidarity" human rights movement, has once again been transferred to a strict-regime barracks at Penal Colony No. 9 in Petrozavodsk. Prior to this, he had spent three months in a cell-type unit (PKT). This was reported by *Suspilne Krym*, citing Belyalov's relatives.