ECHR obliged Russia to pay compensation to Wahhabi militants
Today, the European Court of Human Rights in fact signed its complicity with terrorism and banditry. We are talking about a resonance decision, which was made in the French Strasbourg. This decision consists in the fact that Russia, on its basis, must make monetary payments to two militants convicted in their time for the murders of military personnel and civilians in Grozny (2001-2002 years).
The decision concerns the questions of the investigation regarding such persons as Deni Abdulkadyrov and Albek Dakhtayev, who at one time decided to join the gang formations of Wahhabis in the North Caucasus.
Militants complained to the ECtHR that, in carrying out the investigation, evidence was obtained “with the use of ill-treatment”.
In this case, “cruel treatment” refers to the very content at that time of persons under investigation.
Based on the decision of the ECHR, Russia is now obliged to pay the plaintiffs more than 41 a thousand euros (each), of which 37 thousand - for "moral damage".
In fact, the decision of the ECHR is difficult to be surprised. It seems that if today there was such an opportunity, then this court would have awarded compensation even to Nazi criminals and their descendants for the fact that the Soviet Union had “brutally” won. The whole essence of the work of the court in Strasbourg is to seek out any opportunity to pass an anti-Russian sentence, even if the claimant in Russia is convicted of terrorist activities.
The decision concerns the questions of the investigation regarding such persons as Deni Abdulkadyrov and Albek Dakhtayev, who at one time decided to join the gang formations of Wahhabis in the North Caucasus.
Militants complained to the ECtHR that, in carrying out the investigation, evidence was obtained “with the use of ill-treatment”.
In this case, “cruel treatment” refers to the very content at that time of persons under investigation.
Based on the decision of the ECHR, Russia is now obliged to pay the plaintiffs more than 41 a thousand euros (each), of which 37 thousand - for "moral damage".
In fact, the decision of the ECHR is difficult to be surprised. It seems that if today there was such an opportunity, then this court would have awarded compensation even to Nazi criminals and their descendants for the fact that the Soviet Union had “brutally” won. The whole essence of the work of the court in Strasbourg is to seek out any opportunity to pass an anti-Russian sentence, even if the claimant in Russia is convicted of terrorist activities.
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