Monday, 10 February 2003

TWO CHECHEN INTERNET SITES TO BE SHUT DOWN

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The Internet sites of the Chechen Committee for National Salvation and the Council of NGOs are to be shut down as of 24 January, chechenpress.com reported on 22 January. Galina Borisova of the Internet provider mastak.
The Internet sites of the Chechen Committee for National Salvation and the Council of NGOs are to be shut down as of 24 January, chechenpress.com reported on 22 January. Galina Borisova of the Internet provider mastak.ru, which hosts both sites, accused them of being \"anti-Russian,\" a charge that Chechen Committee for National Salvation Chairman Ruslan Badalov denied. \"All we did was tell the truth about what is happening,\" Badalov said. (RFE/RL)
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