Justice Is Never Too Late for Natalya Estemirova, Russian Activist Killed 10 Years Ago

Expand Natasha in a mountain village of Chechnya’s Nozhai-Yurt district, 2008. Ten years ago, I was walking on a boulevard in central Moscow when my phone rang. It was a glorious summer day. The day before, I had returned from a week-long trip to Chechnya, which was grueling but productive. After melting in a stifling car from morning to dusk in different villages, interviewing local residents about torture, killings, and house-burnings, and then typing it all up until 3 a.m. every night, everything was ready to make these harrowing abuses public. There were practically no loose ends to tie…

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