Refworld | Security and human rights in Chechnya and the situation of Chechens in the Russian Federation – residence registration, racism and false accusations

Title	Security and human rights in Chechnya and the situation of Chechens in the Russian Federation – residence registration, racism and false accusations
Publisher	Danish Immigration Service
Publication Date	January 2015
Country	Russian Federation
Topics	Chechen \| Disappeared persons \| Effective remedy \| Freedom from torture, inhuman and degrading treatment \| Freedom of movement \| Gang related violence \| Human rights and fundamental freedoms \| Passports \| Police \| Racial / Ethnic persecution \| Racism / Xenophobia / Hate Crimes \| Residence permits / Residency \| Security forces \| Security situation \| Torture
Citation / Document Symbol	1/2015 ENG
Cite as	Danish Immigration Service, Security and human rights in Chechnya and the situation of Chechens in the Russian Federation – residence registration, racism and false accusations , January 2015, 1/2015 ENG, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/54fee1964.html [accessed 21 May 2023]
Comments	Report from the Danish Immigration Service’s fact finding mission to Moscow, Grozny and Volgograd, the Russian Federation. From 23 April to 13 May 2014 and Paris, France 3 June 2014
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