The UN Human Rights Committee has suspended the extradition of Chechen native Mansur Movlaev from Kazakhstan to Russia. This was announced by Fatima Suleimanova, press secretary of the Chechen political organization "United Force."
In Makhachkala, Murtazali Gasanguseinov held a solo picket in front of the Investigative Committee building, demanding justice in the investigation into the deaths of his sons. For several years, he has been seeking access to the case materials, but has been denied access.
In August 2016, Gasangusein (18) and Nabi (17), who were working as shepherds, were killed near the village of Goor-Khindakh in Dagestan. According to some reports, the young men were mistaken for "militants" and shot by security forces. The already dead brothers were then dressed in camouflage jackets and armed.
Despite Vladimir Putin's order to Alexander Bastrykin to conduct an investigation following a question posed at a press conference in 2018, the case remains unsolved, and Murtazali Gasanguseinov continues to seek the truth.