CHECHNYA Oct.2003

After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		5th october 2003,Checnhya, village of Cherkezovo,Local Chechens vote for the presidential elections.<br><br>Chechnya, oktober 2003,<br>During the election period it is very likely that sitting president <br>Kadirov will be choosen, dispite low support of the Chechen population.<br>While all other competition has been witdrawn from the election, Kadyrov has no competition during this elections.<br>Meanwhile the Chechens still try to survive the war and all that it brings,especially since Russia has been forcing the refugees in neighboring Ingushetia back into Chechnya, this view for the next coming winter will be one of horror.
elections in chechnya, the conflict 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, near the center, Kadyrov posters<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, woman and her chicken in front of the house where one appartment is usable, she takes the chicken inside, otherwise it get's stolen.<br><br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Shali,<br>A woman and her doughter look at a russian tank, next to the market.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003

chechnya03_006 		Grozny, oktober 2003, children are also working to find and select stones for rebuilding.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Grozny, october 2003, people try to make some money to survive, many people clean or try to find building material, since no new things arrive ,recycling is a serious business.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Grozny, october 2003, people try to make some money to survive, many people clean or try to find building material, since no new things arrive ,recycling is a serious business.<br>Ruslan is a business man , while some people work for him , he makes as much as 13 Usd a day.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Serchen-Yurt, october 2003, this woman had to walk for a long time to get good water.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003
Grozny,hospital nr 9, october 2003,A woman about to lose het leg because of a mine.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Grozny, october 2003<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Argun, since Argun is a ruine after two war's. children try to enjoy in what still stands.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Ingushetia, children playing as gymnastic made from a car rear axel.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Argun, Man drinking.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003
Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, Chechen girl looks out over the distroyed flats around her.<br><br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Beslan plays with his toycar, while his brother studies while the last light falls through the plastic shields, they have no light after dark.<br>During the 2000 war Beslan was hit by a granade scrapple in his stomag, he was lucky to survive.<br><br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Argun, since Argun is a ruine after two war's. children try to enjoy in what still stands.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, a woman looking for stones to rebuild her home nearby.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, family found one appartment in this block to live in.<br>the original owners have abandoned it.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003
Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, old couple collecting metal<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny.<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Chechnya, october 2003<br>Grozny, since during the second war(1999/2000) a bomb hit their home this family lives in a ruine, there is only plastic in the windows at the 5e floor, so it get very cold during nightime.<br><br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003 		Grozny, Chechen dansgroup Daymoghk has a daily repetition in Grozny, during every summertime the children make a tour through western-Europe, for these children dancing is their way of surving the war. <br>(please see the Daymoghk/dans reportage in my main website menu for the european tour)<br><br>After the reelection of Kadyrov, for people inside the Chechen republic aswell as in neighboring Ingushetia the situation has not improved, Kadyrov is seen as a Russian marionet who betrayed the Chechens, his army is rudeless and has no interest in protecting the population.<br>In ingushetia the refugees from Chechnya are forced out of their tents,just before winter fall's, back into Chechnya where they claim to have the situation under control.<br><br>Living conditions in and around Chechnya are inhuman after almost a decade of war and destruction.<br>People inside Chechnya are terrorized as well by the Russian occupation as the Kadirov army in a daily and structural way and the disappearance and execution of people are more rules than exception.<br>The Chechen fighters are divided and not able to finance the war, if they have the money they buy their weapons from the Russian enemy who are underpaid for their services.<br><br>For the Chechens who fled their country during the war the situation is almost as bad, mostly ending up in neighboring Ingushetia, living in camps with little or no facilities in tents who fall apart after the strong winters and even in stables normally used for animals.<br>Since also drug smugglers and criminals fled Chechnya, an increasing number of the refugees become drug addicted.<br><br>Most NGO's working in Ingushetia can not enter Chechnya to do their important work as the risk of being kidnapped is too high and Russian government is not supporting in any way.<br><br>
Chechnya, october 2003
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