Paul
Goble
Staunton, March 19 – The leaders of
the more than a dozen families who are members of the Mokhoy teip says that the
boycott of the April 22 referendum it and other teips have called for won’t
prevent the republic government from declaring “as always” that 99.9 percent of
Ingush support the Kremlin.
”We know that nothing depends on our
voting,” the teip council says; but we also know that “we do not have the moral
right to take part” in this fraud coming as it does on top of 250 years of
Russia’s betrayal of the Ingush people (fortanga.org/2020/03/otkrytoe-pismo-tejpa-mohloj-k-prezidentu-putinu-o-bojkote-golosovaniya-po-popravkam-v-konstitutsiyu-rf/).
“The Ingush people have never
violated the oaths their ancestor gave to Russia” 250 years ago, “but the
Russian authorities have repeatedly violated the rights and lawful interests of
the Ingush people,” destroying their villages, forcing many into emigration,
deporting them, and supporting their loss of land in 1992 and 2018.
Meanwhile, lawyers for Bagaudin
Khautiyev whose detention has just been extended detailed the substantive rights
and procedural rules the Russian courts have violated in his case as well as in
those of other Ingush detainees, including in particular failure to announce
decisions in a timely manner to defense teams (kavkaz-uzel.eu/articles/347275/).
And Magas continued to tighten its
control over civil society institutions by replacing Layla Amerkhanova of the Mothers
of Russia as Ingushetia’s representative to the Russian Social Chamber with
Magomet Batyrov, a longtime employee of the Ingush government (fortanga.org/2020/03/izbran-novyj-predstavitel-ingushetii-v-obshhestvennoj-palate-lejla-amerhanova-pokidaet-svoj-post/).
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