The court partially satisfied the lawsuit of the parents of Inna Gizoeva, who died in the explosion near National

The Presnensky court of Moscow partially satisfied the lawsuit of the parents of Inna Gizoeva , who died during the attack near the National Hotel in Moscow, the court said.

The court ordered MAPT-Media CJSC and CJSC Top-Secret-Media to pay the plaintiffs 15 thousand rubles for the harm done to the good name of the family. " In addition, the court ordered the journalist the newspaper "Version" to pay Gizoev 20 thousand rubles, reports .

The court also ordered the newspaper "Version" to publish a refutation that Gizoeva was a suicide bomber. As for the part of the claim for compensation for non -pecuniary damage, the court did not satisfy this part.

As previously said by lawyer Alexander Fedorov, representing the interests of the plaintiffs, a lawsuit about protecting honor and dignity, as well as the payment of moral damage, was sent to the founders of the newspaper Version-CJSC MAPT-Media and CJSC Top Secret-Media.

Parents demanded to refute the information that was published in the article "The dead were considered to be torn off to the legs" of December 12-15, 2003.

According to the lawyer, in this article, Gizov was called the "shahid" involved in the explosion, as well as the accomplice of the terrorist attack in Tushino. The lawyer noted that Gizoeva's parents consider this information to be defamed with the honor and dignity of their deceased daughter. As moral compensation, they demanded to pay them 20 million rubles.

Gizoeva's documents were discovered at the scene of the explosion, and law enforcement agencies announced that she was suspected of an attack. However, during the investigative actions it was found that she is a student of a Moscow university and an employee of the Ministry of Taxes and Duties. Then law enforcement agencies refuted the information that Gizoeva was involved in the attacks in Moscow.