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Which may be just one-third of or fewer than the actual number of civilians killed in Chechnya since mid-2000.

People continue to die in spite of the ceasefire.

Five Chechens are abducted within a few days with almost the same abduction pattern everywhere.

A passport check operation leads to at least two people killed.

Most Meskhetian Turks polled in two districts in Azerbaijan are willing to return to Georgia.

Several service women are discharged from the Georgian army while on maternity leave.

A five-year-old child is killed in a special operation in Dagestan.

One man is killed and two are abducted in Chechnya.

There is some evidence Germany and Switzerland may have been involved in trapping the Ichkeria president Aslan Maskhadov.

Azerbaijan's government persists in preventing a rights advocate from going abroad, although it cannot prevent his report from being delivered to the UN Commission on Human Rights.

The republic's economy is reconstructed too slowly, as 80% of the population remains jobless.

Law enforcers continue to detain local residents adding to thousands of abductions that plague Chechnya.

An officer in Chechnya kills a soldier 'through carelessness.'

The report of Russia's Commissioner on Human Rights for 2004 is published.

President Sergey Bagapsh says Abkhazia's political status 'is not subject of discussion.'