22:43, 11 November 2006

Human rights activists: the Chechnya resident dissatisfied with the European Court's verdict has to blame himself for loosing compensation

Saidali Luluev, who was not happy with the judgment of the European Court on the case of his wife's murder in Chechnya, had himself objected to his name being mentioned in the claim documents, since feared that it could damage his judge career, Arsen Sakalov, director of the Ingush Public Organization "Legal Initiative" that assisted the Luluevs family in lodging the complaint to Strasbourg, told the correspondent of the "Caucasian Knot."

We remind you that Saidali Luluev, husband of Nura Lulueva, a peaceful resident killed in Chechnya, whose family won the trial on November 9 versus Russia at the European Court for Human Rights, has stated his dissatisfaction that his name was not on the list of relatives, to whom the Strasbourg Court has obliged the Russian Federation to pay out compensation for material and moral damage, caused by the death of his wife, in spite of the fact that he had participated in preparation of the application.

Author: Vyacheslav Feraposhkin, CK correspondent