The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Chechnya wants to dry the victim from torture

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Chechnya is trying to sue the former resident of Grozny Murad Amriev, who accused the senior official of the department of Magomed Dashaev of kidnapping and torture. This was reported by the committee against torture. On December 15, the Leninsky district court of the Chechen capital will begin consideration of the claim for the protection of honor and dignity filed by the department to the victim.

The regional Ministry of Internal Affairs appealed to the court on June 27, but none of the representatives of the department appeared at the meetings, although they were properly notified. On October 9, the court decided to leave an application without consideration in connection with the failure of the plaintiff. However, on December 8, this definition was canceled, and none of the representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs again came to the meeting at this request.

Amriev was stolen in the center of Grozny in the evening of August 25, 2013. His car was blocked by the black "Lada Priora". Three men ran out of it. They pushed the townspeople into their car, putting his own T -shirt on his head, and took them away.

Amriev was delivered to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Grozny, where, having chained into handcuffs, they beaten, tortured with electricity for two days, suspended the ceiling and undergoing humiliations. From the stolen, they demanded that he sign some documents that concerned the attempt in 2008 by the attempt on Dashaev. He did not have any information about the attempt of Amriene, but he was forced to sign the papers under torture.

In 2010, Amriev was already interrogated in this case. Dashaev suspected this crime of the older brother Amriev, who has long emigrated to Germany, thus being outside the reach of Chechen law enforcement officers.

On the evening of August 27, Dashaev, accompanied by about 15 police officers, brought Amriev to his parents and demanded that the older brother of the stolen return to Chechnya. The family replied that it could not guarantee this. In this case, Dashaev noted, all responsibility for the attempt will fall on his younger brother.

The next day, Amriev demanded that the police come to the police, but he ignored the call and left Chechnya. He later left Russia. Recently, Amriev, professionally involved in sports, became the world champion in mixed martial arts according to the World Metral Martial Arts Federation.

Meanwhile, the checkpoint began to seek the guilty of the abduction and torture of Amriev. Already on August 29, 2013, human rights activists submitted an appropriate application to the Chechen department of the TFR. Since then, the Investigative Department has issued 12 refusals to initiate a criminal case, which were subsequently canceled by the prosecutor's office, the court, or the leadership of the investigating authorities themselves. The last refusal is dated November 6, 2014.

The head of the consolidated mobile group of human rights activists in Chechnya, Sergei Babinets, commented on the claim of the Chechen Ministry of Internal Affairs: “Claims should not be made to the Amriev family, but to us, human rights activists. It was we who disseminated information about what happened to Murad. But, apparently, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Chechen Republic did not want to sue us, and even in the Grozny” (in Nizhny Novgorod is located in Nizhny Novgorod ”(in Nizhny Novgorod is located The headquarters of the checkpoint .

Anton Ryzhov lawyer Anton Ryzhov, one of the representatives of the defendant in the lawsuit of the Chechnya Ministry of Internal Affairs, in turn, noted: "The situation that has developed with the Amriev case is completely in the spirit of modern Chechen realities. We are observing an obvious example of the very notorious collective responsibility, when his parents or brothers are also responsible for someone’s actions, which are not proved."