Who Will Tell Me What Happened to My Son?
Human Rights Watch
September, 2009, Human Rights Watch:
Human Rights Watch undertook research in July and August 2009 to examine Russia’s implementation of European Court judgments on Chechnya through interviews with applicants and examination of relevant legal documents. This report, based on materials related to 33 cases, describes the problems that have plagued Russian investigations into these cases after the European Court judgments were handed down.
Table of contents:
Introduction
The Experience of Applicants who have Won Cases at the European Court
Background
No Accountability for Perpetrators
Ongoing Failure to Inform Aggrieved Parties about the Investigation
Ongoing Failure to Provide Aggrieved Parties Access to the Criminal Case File
Legal Obstacles to Investigation
Recommendations
Acknowledgements
Appendix: European Court Judgments on Cases from Chechnya (as of September 24, 2009)
Source(s):
| Language | Format | Source |
|---|---|---|
| English | HTML page |  view/download |
| Russian | HTML page | view/download |
| French | HTML page | view/download |
ISBN: 1-56432-546-6