The Case of: Dubrovka and the Search for Answers

Alan Holiman

Europe-Asia Studies, 2009, vol. 61, issue 2, 283-311

Abstract: The paper reviews the experience of the group Nord-Ost (The Regional Social Organisation for Assistance and Defence of the Victims of Terrorist Acts) as an example of an NGO that has taken a rights advocacy position which has led it into confrontation with the state. Nord-Ost demands the state's accountability for the consequences of its response to the 2002 Dubrovka terrorist attack. Thus, it confronts challenges common to other rights advocacy groups in Russia today.

Date: 2009
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