CHECKING ON HUMAN RIGHTS IN CHECHNYA.

Publication: Monitor Volume: 1 Issue: 16

May 22, 1995 07:00 AM Age: 30 years

Russian justice ministerValentin Kovalev told Rossiiskaya gazeta May 17 that no one knew who hadcommitted the Samashki atrocities. Meanwhile, the UN Human RightsCommission announced that it is sending a representative to Moscow andChechnya “at the invitation of the Russian government.”

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