Breaking the cycle of impunity in the North Caucasus

Headline Title: Breaking the cycle of impunity in the North Caucasus 21 June 2012 I am at a stage when I envy those parents who find their children’s corpses. Boris Ozdoev, father of a forcibly disappeared manThe Russian authorities must strengthen the accountability of law enforcement agencies which in their crude response to the activities of armed groups in the North Caucasus contribute to insecurity in the region, Amnesty International warned in a new report. The circle of injustice: Security operations and human rights violations in Ingushetia examines human rights violations,…

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