THE EXECUTIONERS an opponent of the regime of Ramzan Kadyrov could be jailed for life.
Vaha Bazayeva slowly pulls on his cigarette. Squat, gray hair, encased in a bomber jacket, this former rebel commander during the first Chechen war (1995-1996) knows that his life hangs by a thread.
In Vienna, where he sought refuge since 2004 and was granted political asylum status in visceral opponent of pro-Russian Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has earned him the wrath of the latter. His name is certainly high on its blacklist. It would include names of 300 individuals killed. Fifty of these find themselves virtual prisoners in Austria, according to an estimate of the intelligence services in Austria.
" I'm on the list " says Bazayeva, 51, smoothing the scar that adorns his right eyelid. On 27 September, three individuals have beaten in the eastern suburbs of Vienna. It was the third attack in two years, after a knife fight and a shooting in which he escaped only narrowly. His assailants, this time, had the delicacy to spare, before whispering in his ear: "Stay out Israilov trial, or we will return look after you. "
Israilov was another exiled Chechen refugee in Austria, where he was summarily executed 13 January 2009. 27 years old, this former bodyguard of Kadyrov had fled Chechnya in 2003, disgusted by the atrocities of the Head of State and his henchmen. With his father Ali, in 2006 he filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg. Of the 50,000 cases filed with the court, is the first time that Kadyrov was cited for acts of torture. Israilov will pay for this impudence.
Feeling of impunity
Three of his tormentors appear in court since Tuesday in Vienna, in the presence of Ali Israilov and Vaha Bazayeva, determined to brave the wrath of Grozny. Otto Kaltenbrunner-alias Ramzan Ali Edilov-Turpal Yecherkaïev Dadaïev and Suleiman (pictured above) are ten to twenty years imprisonment for complicity in murder and kidnapping attempt on behalf of a foreign power. The author of fatal shootings, Lecha Bogatirov, managed to flee to Russia, where requests for assistance have gone unheeded.
Kadyrov's shadow looms over the trial. The verdict, expected November 26, could trigger an international arrest warrant against the leader of the Chechen State, whose guilt has been clearly established, although the floor of Vienna has recognized the "political" discussions .
" It is time to stop the actions of the mafia , thunders Peter Pilz (below, right, with Banjaïev), Green MP expert on security and services that Austrian homeland security The BVT, have identified at least thirty " unscrupulous killers" on balance of Grozny.
"Right " Bazayeva blast, while two Russian-speakers gradually stand near the ear, not to lose a word of conversation.
In the dock, Kaltenbrunner Otto shook his head during the prosecutor's request, a grin on his lips. " These people believe that they will be paid , Vaha Bazayeva said. They believe themselves untouchable . "
Vaha Bazayeva slowly pulls on his cigarette. Squat, gray hair, encased in a bomber jacket, this former rebel commander during the first Chechen war (1995-1996) knows that his life hangs by a thread.
In Vienna, where he sought refuge since 2004 and was granted political asylum status in visceral opponent of pro-Russian Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, has earned him the wrath of the latter. His name is certainly high on its blacklist. It would include names of 300 individuals killed. Fifty of these find themselves virtual prisoners in Austria, according to an estimate of the intelligence services in Austria.
" I'm on the list " says Bazayeva, 51, smoothing the scar that adorns his right eyelid. On 27 September, three individuals have beaten in the eastern suburbs of Vienna. It was the third attack in two years, after a knife fight and a shooting in which he escaped only narrowly. His assailants, this time, had the delicacy to spare, before whispering in his ear: "Stay out Israilov trial, or we will return look after you. "
Israilov was another exiled Chechen refugee in Austria, where he was summarily executed 13 January 2009. 27 years old, this former bodyguard of Kadyrov had fled Chechnya in 2003, disgusted by the atrocities of the Head of State and his henchmen. With his father Ali, in 2006 he filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg. Of the 50,000 cases filed with the court, is the first time that Kadyrov was cited for acts of torture. Israilov will pay for this impudence.
Feeling of impunity
Three of his tormentors appear in court since Tuesday in Vienna, in the presence of Ali Israilov and Vaha Bazayeva, determined to brave the wrath of Grozny. Otto Kaltenbrunner-alias Ramzan Ali Edilov-Turpal Yecherkaïev Dadaïev and Suleiman (pictured above) are ten to twenty years imprisonment for complicity in murder and kidnapping attempt on behalf of a foreign power. The author of fatal shootings, Lecha Bogatirov, managed to flee to Russia, where requests for assistance have gone unheeded.
Kadyrov's shadow looms over the trial. The verdict, expected November 26, could trigger an international arrest warrant against the leader of the Chechen State, whose guilt has been clearly established, although the floor of Vienna has recognized the "political" discussions .
" It is time to stop the actions of the mafia , thunders Peter Pilz (below, right, with Banjaïev), Green MP expert on security and services that Austrian homeland security The BVT, have identified at least thirty " unscrupulous killers" on balance of Grozny.
"Right " Bazayeva blast, while two Russian-speakers gradually stand near the ear, not to lose a word of conversation.
In the dock, Kaltenbrunner Otto shook his head during the prosecutor's request, a grin on his lips. " These people believe that they will be paid , Vaha Bazayeva said. They believe themselves untouchable . "
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