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Reporters Without Borders call on Azerbaijan's authorities for releasing Rauf Arifoglu, editor-in-chief of Yeni Musavat newspaper.

Reporters Without Borders believe the abduction of the editor-in-chief of Azerbaijani-based Baki Habar newspaper an action against freedom of speech.

S. Ossetia's Foreign Ministry says the possible denunciation of the Dagomys Agreement means a return to war.

Three Georgian NGO representatives were detained in S. Ossetia for coming there without prior adjustment with the pertinent agencies.

Four strangers abducted and beat Aidyn Guliev, editor-in-chief of a newspaper, which other journalists believe "contracted for" by the government.

A Social Democratic Party leader accuses the OSCE Minsk Group of inability to facilitate the solution of the Nagorno-Karabakh problem.

The OSCE Mission to Tskhinvali is criticized for its "pro-Georgian position" and failure to provide objective information to the OSCE.

The International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights calls the OSCE for considering facts of manipulation of election results in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Chechnya.

The republican electoral commission has started registration of candidates for the office of president of Chechnya this afternoon.

The parliament of Abkhazia has scheduled the presidential election in the republic for October 3, 2004.

Eldar Zeinalov, director of Azerbaijan's human rights center AIHMM, speaks about new lists of political prisoners, overlooked previously.

Law enforcement and security agencies disperse a protest meeting conducted after the abduction of high school students.

Seven opposition leaders have yesterday gone on hunger strike demanding improved conditions for legal defense.

Magomed Tagaev, an ideologist of Dagestani separatists, has been sentenced to ten years in hard labor camp.

Oddly enough, Chechnya's leadership is against the return of the OSCE Mission to the region, even when Russia's leaders are not.