A Chechen woman detained at Moscow's Vnukovo airport, who ran away from home due to violence, was put on a plane to Grozny

Security forces put Chechen Selima Ismailova, who ran away from home due to violence, on a plane flying from Moscow to Grozny. This was reported by the Consortium of Women's NGOs.

publication The SOTA also wrote that Ismailova boarded the flight. On June 12, the girl was detained at Vnukovo airport when she was planning to fly to Germany. In March, the detainee ran away from home due to regular beatings; human rights activists helped the girl leave Chechnya.

The formal reason for the arrest, according to the police, was that Ismailova was wanted in a theft case (Part 2 of Article 158 of the Criminal Code), which was initiated at the request of her relative. Later, the capital's police handed the detainee over to the Chechen security forces. On the evening of the day of detention, Ismailova became ill - an ambulance came to her, and she spent the night in the police department.

“Crisis group SK SOS” published a recording in which a man, speaking in Chechen, threatens violence against his daughter - the post says that this is a recording of a voice message from Ismailova’s father. In particular, the man threatens to break all the girl’s limbs and says that he will “take revenge on her tenfold.”

“I will still find you, no matter where you are. And believe me, I'm not a man if I don't keep my word. Now you will not teach at school, now you will have a complete ban and restrictions on everything. You won’t even raise your head up, I’ll break your back. Know this, you’ve already brought me down,” the man says on the recording.

In November, 18-year-old Leila Gireeva from Ingushetia fled to St. Petersburg due to domestic violence. Later, her relatives looked for her, and the police detained the girl, also accusing her of theft - according to human rights activists, her mother wrote a statement against Gireeva. As a result, Gireeva was forced to return home.