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Students sent down from Azerbaijani higher education institutions for political motives also intend to conduct public meetings and pickets.

Materials from the Prosecutor General's Office and the report of the head of the federal commission for Beslan coincide textually.

Meanwhile, Beslan Mothers again point out that the report, provisional as it is, gives no names of those responsible for the understatement of hostage numbers in Beslan.

Victims demand that the court should provide guarantees that North Ossetia's ex-president Alexander Dzasokhov will arrive at the trial.

The government of Kabardino-Balkaria is considering a ban on public meetings as killed rebels relatives plan a no time limit rally in Nalchik.

A protest action with the slogan <em>USSR Passports Cancelled, People Forgotten!</em> is conducted in the Krasnodar territory.

"It is news to me," Ms Ella Kesayeva says and she also doubts if any tests have been under way that could prove that statement.

Igor Yakovenko, Secretary General of the Journalists Union of Russia, believes that the new law on NGO marks transition to totalitarianism in Russia.

"This law fails to achieve those objectives which the president of the Russian Federation would like to achieve," thinks human rights defender Mr Alexander Auzan.

The Council of the Russian Duma decides to hold the third reading of the bill toughening control over nongovernmental organisations tomorrow.

"I cannot say that Nurpashi was a gang member and commanded somebody," says Ms Zarema Muzhakhoyev convicted of an attempt at a terrorist act in Moscow.

Muslims are increasingly often persecuted for religious considerations in the republic.

Mr Ibragimoglu considers the actions of the Justice Ministry illegal and intends to apply to a court of law after consultations with his lawyers.

It is two years since officers of unidentified law enforcement or security agencies detained and abducted Mr Bashir Multsogov.

Lights went out shortly before the blasts in school No 1 in Beslan, victims say.