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| Khloponin found time for Beslan mothers |
| Written by Заур Фарниев, Владикавказ | |||||||||
| Пятница, 25 Март 2011 | |||||||||
 Presidential envoy met with school siege victimsIn Vladikavkaz, presidential envoy to the North Caucasus federal district Alexander Khloponin met for the first time with victims of the September 2004 terrorist attack that took place at Beslan School No. 1. The nearly Alexander Khloponin’s meeting with the nine victims took place behind closed doors, but a participant in the meeting, Susanna Dudiyeva, head of the ‘Beslan Mothers’ organization, gave details to ‘Kommersant’. Mr. Khloponin admitted that he had been intending to hold a meeting for some time (during the anniversary of the tragic events last September he never spoke with victims), but he never could find the time. Only when Dmitry Medvedev at the ‘City of Angels’ memorial promised activists from ‘Beslan Mothers’ such a meeting, did (Mr. Khloponin) find the time. According to Susanna Dudiyeva, the victims told the envoy that they were going to discuss with the president an objective investigation into the 2004 terrorist attack (when 333 people died, including 186 children). According to the victims, despite the past six and a half years since the terrorist attack, the investigation was only marking time, and the criminal case of the attack on the school in Beslan keeps being renewed every six months. “There is still no answer to questions, such as how the terrorists managed to freely capture the school, why during the assault heavy weapons were brought to bear, and why have they not named the leaders of the operation. We have been asking these questions for many years,” said Ms. Dudiyeva. Victims also intend to raise the issue of adopting the law, titled: ‘On Social Protection of citizens affected by terrorist attacks’. As already reported by ‘Kommersant’, a draft of the law was developed the ‘Voice of Beslan’ and Following the meeting, the participants gave Alexander Khloponin documents about the investigation and a video with recordings from the trial of the sole surviving terrorist, Nurpasha Kulayev, and the trials of the leadership of (Beslan’s) right bank district police station. “It seemed to us that Khloponin reacted to what we showed him,” said Susanna Dudiyeva, adding that if “the president’s team really wants to build a lawful society, an honest investigation into this terrorist attack should be the starting point.” According to her, the envoy noted that the rule of law is not possible to build in a single day. At the same time, Mr. Khloponin also wants “legal reform, independent courts, and dreams of living in a democratic society, in which there is the ‘Beslan Mothers’ and soldiers’ mothers, and they are not afraid to talk about problems and seek solutions.” At the end of the meeting, the envoy reiterated Dmitry Medvedev’s intention to meet with the victims, and said that the meeting should not become a mere formality, but “an impetus to move forward.” According to Susanna Dudiyeva, the conversation with the president may be held “in the coming months.” In ‘Kommersant’ What a victim of a terrorist attack in Russia can count on Over the past ten years, victims of various terrorist acts on Russian territory have received compensation and benefits in very different amounts. Apartment buildings in Moscow along Guryanov Street and the Kashirsk Highway were bombed in September 1999. Families of the 218 slain each received 10 thousand rubles (about $350 at the time). Survivors received compensation for lost assets (apartments) of up to 75 thousand rubles (about $2700). After the terrorist attack in Volgodonsk the same month, relatives of the 19 victims received 16 thousand rubles (about $570), and survivors with serious injuries received 8 thousand rubles (about $285). In 2002, the capture of the theatrical center on Dubrovka In 2004, after the school siege in Beslan, the Russian government allocated 100 thousand rubles for each of the 330 dead (about $3600 at the time), as well as an additional 18 thousand rubles ($640) for funeral expenses. Survivors with severe to moderate injuries were paid 50 thousand rubles (about $1800), while those with minor injuries were compensated 25 thousand rubles (about $900). All other hostages received 15 thousand rubles (about $535). On August 13th, 2007, a bomb on the tracks derailed the ‘Nevsky Express’ near Malaya Vishera. There were no deaths, but sixty passengers received injuries of varying severity. The Moscow city government announced a payment of 50 thousand rubles (about $1750 at the time) for each Moscow victim, while other residents received payments from the Railways Association insurance company of up to 12 thousand rubles (about $420) out of mandatory insurance (automatically added to the ticket price) and up to 500 thousand rubles (about $17,500) for voluntary insurance (optional supplemental travel insurance). On November 27th, the ‘Nevsky Express’ was derailed a second time, killing 28 people and injuring 90. Aggregate payments to families of each of the dead (from the Russian government, regional authorities and the Russian Railways Corporation) were 1.1 million rubles (about $38,500). Surviving victims received from 300 thousand to 500 thousand rubles ($10,500 to $17,500). It is worth noting that in 2008 the Russian government set the size of compensation paid to victims of terrorist attacks from the government reserve fund. According to the Decree of October 13th, 2008, families of terrorist attack victims are supposed to receive 300 thousand rubles (about $10,500) for each death. Survivors who receive heavy or moderate damage to health — 100 thousand rubles, lightly injured — 50 thousand rubles. Persons taken hostage who remain uninjured are to receive 30 thousand rubles (about $1,100). On August 17th, 2010, the government increased payments amounts to up to 1 million rubles for the deceased, up to 400 thousand rubles for seriously or moderately injured, up to 200 thousand rubles for slightly injured, and up to 100 thousand rubles for having been a hostage. By Yevgeny Belov, in ‘Kommersant Vlast’ ________________________ * In July 2003, ‘Kommersant’ was among the first to write about the discovery of a 130th victim of the terrorist attack on Dubrovka. Views: 3969 |
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