Chechnya's Survivor Generation: A Photo Essay by Daniel J. Gerstle


In the rural town of Samashki, forty minutes from rubble-strewn Grozny, mortar and paint have already healed
dwellings; the next goal is to fix the economy.

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The Chechnya Advocacy Network was formed out of deep concern about the alarming situation in Chechnya and the plight of Chechen refugees all over the world. We strive to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict, particularly its human dimension, advocate for a more engaged international response and work to develop adequate responses to the humanitarian crisis. We are neither pro-Chechen nor pro-Russian, but supportive of solutions that promise the best possible outcome for the people of Chechnya and the North Caucasus. As an open, non-partisan initiative we welcome everyone who shares these goals with us.

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