The ECHR awarded the mothers of Russian servicemen who committed suicide 18,700 and 26,000 euros
The European Court of Human Rights has awarded more than 45,000 euros to two Russian citizens whose sons committed suicide while serving in the army. The court ordered the government to pay 18.7 thousand euros to Lyudmila Selipetova and 26 thousand euros to Natalya Boychenko . In 2005, Sergei, the son of Natalya Boychenko, began his contract service in Primorye with the rank of lieutenant. On March 22, 2006, Natalya was informed that her son had committed suicide.