Chechnya – The Women's International Perspective

Anna Politkovskaya, ‘If Not Me, Then Who?’

By alexandra marie daniels Posted on August 23, 2011 Posted in Arts & Culture, FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics 2 Comments Tagged with Chechnya, Film & Documentaries, human rights, Media, Russia, Women's Rights

by Alexandra Marie Daniels –USA– Someone tried to silence Anna Politkovskaya. An investigative journalist with a bleeding heart, she was assassinated on October 7, 2006 at age 48 in her apartment building in Moscow. As expressed in the opening scenes …

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The Recent Russian and Chechen Elections: Putin and His Mafia Allies Control Both with an Iron Hand

By nadezhda banchik Posted on December 13, 2007 Posted in FEATURE ARTICLES, Politics 4 Comments Tagged with Chechnya, communism, corruption, Democracy, Elections, human rights, Moscow, Politics, Russia, Vladimir Putin, Yeltsin

by Nadezhda Banchik – USA – On December 3rd, Russia had yet another parliamentary election. Here in the US elections are a normal part of a citizen’s life and changes in power aren’t extraordinary, “revolutionary” events. Here no leader of …

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Anna Politkovskaya, ‘If Not Me, Then Who?’

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