Maxim Yaroshevsky , Moscow: victims during terrorist acts, including the capture of the theater center on Dubrovka in Moscow, can count on the help of qualified lawyers of the human rights apparatus. This was announced today on the "hot" telephone line by the Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia Oleg Mironov. The “hot” telephone line in the human rights apparatus in Moscow worked from 10 to 16 hours and was intended for issues of victims during terrorist acts and other crimes.

The program is being conducted by Andrei Shari. Correspondents of Radio Freedom Radio Karen Agamirov, Mikhail Sokolov, Andrei Sharogradsky are taking part with the secretary of the Moscow City Committee of the Communist Party Alexander Kuvaev and the director of the Center for Political Conjuncture Valery Fedorov. Andrey Shary: On Wednesday, it was 10 years since the founding of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation.

The United States and Great Britain again accused Iraq today of a gross violation of the UN Security Council. The reason was the statement of the UN experts who are sure that Iraq is developing - in violation of international sanctions - new missile systems. On Friday, the head of experts Hans Blix plays in the UN Security Council with a new report on the results of military inspections in Iraq.

Today in the program: - Problems of the regional press. In Saratov, the State newspaper published an anti -Semitic article. In the suburbs, one newspaper is judged, the editors are set on fire. In Lipetsk, the regional administration limited the activities of journalists. General Shamanov continues the struggle with the Ulyanovsk press. - What is happening around the law "On the media"? Comments of the director of the Institute of Information Law of Andrei Richter.

The European parliament calls on the authorities of Kazakhstan - immediately release from the conclusion of independent journalist Sergei Duvanov. Duvanov, who repeatedly criticized the President of Kazakhstan and his environment, was recently convicted of raping a minor. The European Parliament, after the United States and human rights organizations, sees a number of dubious circumstances in Duvanov and requires an independent investigation.

The head of the Department of the Council of Europe on Human Rights Alvaro Hil-Robeles, which makes a trip to the North Caucasus, today visits the Chechen refugee camps in Ingushetia. The main purpose of the visit is to check how the Russian authorities fulfill their promise - to create all the necessary conditions for residents of tent towns. This topic will be discussed at today's meeting of Hil-Robes with President of Ingushetia Murat Zyazikov.

In the USA and the UK, increased security measures have been taken - due to the threat of terrorist attacks. Fighters patrol the sky over Washington. Around the American capital, anti-aircraft missile systems are deployed. The London Aeroprt Khitrovo is patrolled by up to one and a half thousand police and military personnel. According to the American and British special services, in the coming days we can expect attacks by al-Qaeda terrorists.

Andrey Shary: Radio Freedom today, February 13, at once two people of the day. This is the Queen of Sweden Sylvia and the Queen of Jordan Rania, the winners of the prestigious prize for charitable activities, established by the German media, Magnate Carlhains Köghel. This award, annually awarded in the city of Baden-Baden, was awarded in the past years Boris Yeltsin, Bill Clinton, Nelson Mandela. Queen Sylvia was born in Germany, in 43.

The program is being conducted by Andrei Shari. Radio Liberty correspondents Yuri Bagrov, deputy of the State Duma from the Chechen Republic, Aslambek Aslakhanov, Melanie Bachin, are taking part with a member of the Council of the Memorial human rights center Alexander Cherkasov. Andrei Shary: The head of Chechnya Akhmed Kadyrov assured that the authorities would not obstruct the work of international observers in the upcoming constitutional referendum.

South Korea called on Pyongyang to agree with the Magate decision to transfer to the UN Security Council the issue of the North Korean nuclear program. Seoul considers this a good chance to resolve the situation with a diplomatic way. So far, North Korea has not reacted to the Magate decision yesterday, but previously stated that the introduction of any international sanctions against her would consider the enforcement of the war.

In the Irkutsk region - according to the local trade union, at least a thousand teachers are striking. Today, teachers of one of the schools of Ust-Kut joined the strikers in Thaishte and the Nizhneilimsky district. The participants in the strike requires paying wage debts for several months. The debt is about 24 million rubles.

In Chechnya, a Russian soldier died in the village of Duba-Yurt, another wounded. According to the Interfax agency, an attack on a military unit was committed during a special operation. In the formidable last night, the police captain Hussein Umatgiriev was abducted. The kidnappers are unknown.

Director Gleb Panfilov finished work on the script according to the novel by Alexander Solzhenitsyn "The First". The picture will be full -length and two -part. One of the main female roles in the film will be played by Inna Churikova. The literary prize of Ivan Petrovich Belkin was awarded to Marina Vishnevetskaya for the story "A.K.S. The Tale of Love". Monetary calculation of the prize - 5 thousand US dollars.

The UN military experts are sure that Iraq is developing - in violation of international sanctions - new missile systems. This week, inspectors found that the radius of the Iraqi Al-Samud 2 missile exceeds a maximum of 150 kilometers, established by the UN for Iraq. According to the UK, the conclusions of the inspectors, if they are confirmed, mean that Baghdad made a serious violation of UN resolutions about disarmament.

In Alma-Ata, an international conference of peace and consent is being held at which the problems of the coexistence of religions and national cultures are discussed. The forum is attended by the leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, representatives of Azerbaijan, Afghanistan and Turkey, as well as a number of religious leaders. The result of the conference should be the adoption of the "Charter of Peace and Consent."