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More than 50 political prisoners are released in Azerbaijan.

New accreditation rules may seriously impair media performance.

The dead man was found in the boot of a car on the roadside.

Leading to more than 150 violations revealed.

The living conditions are 'far from normal' in the prison, an official admits.

A Chechen official gives figures for Russian casualties in Chechnya.

A Chechen couple is searched, interrogated and deported from Finland without any explanation.

The country may face sanctions in April, unless it can show it is really determined to release its political prisoners.

Statements are highly critical in Azerbaijan, as Armenia allegedly breaks the ceasefire agreement.

Police take tough action to disperse a public meeting of students in Tbilisi.

Information is contradictory about <a href="http://eng.kavkaz.memo.ru/persontext/engperson/id/560900.html" target="_blank">Aslan Maskhadov</a>'s death. Many in the republic believe he was killed before 8 March in an area different from that in the official version.

Often criticised for its inability to ensure Meskhetian Turks' rights, the Russian government is happy to remind Georgia of commitments.

Azerbaijan's National Security Ministry neutralises an organised crime group that has long been involved in kidnappings.

Many in Tolstoy-Yurt think <a href="http://eng.kavkaz.memo.ru/persontext/engperson/id/560900.html" target="_blank">Aslan Maskhadov</a> was already dead when brought to the village.

Following is the Country Report on Human Rights Practices for <a href="http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2004/41682.htm" target="_blank">Georgia</a> in 2004 released by the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor on February 28, 2005.