“Since childhood, I see that women are deprived of the right to vote, applied violence, and kill.” The story of Marina Yandieva, whose relatives threaten the human rights activist with death
Marina Yandieva. Photo: SK SOS In early October, 28-year-old Marina Yandieva for the second time left the house of her family in Ingushetia, where she was kept locked up for several years, after she fled from her domestic violence for the first time. Natives Yandieva now threaten the lawyer of the “teams against torture” by Magomed Alamov, who brought her to her, and promise to kill him if the girl does not return until the end of the week.