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Moscow Must Investigate Police
Authorities must launch a full investigation into Monday's violent attacks against a group of peaceful demonstrators who gathered in Nazran, the capital of Ingushetia, to memorialize Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaia, Human Rights Watch said today. The demonstrators ? a group of human rights defenders and Politkovskaia supporters ? had gathered near the eternal flame in the center of Nazran for a peaceful protest when police and men in plainclothes attacked them.
"The actions of the Nazran police are indefensible," said Holly Cartner, Europe and Central Asia director at Human Ri... Read more
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Antropov hands in letter of re
TALLINN - Robert Antropov, the director general of the Estonian Police Board, tendered his resignation on Friday evening after reports surfaced that he had been using his police vehicle for personal purposes.
"At the same time I'm aware that the public sense of justice has been injured," he added.
"As director general of the police, I've been for two years working to raise the trustworthiness of the police and build citizens' confidence in law. I don't want to let what's been reported in the press in the last few days cast a shadow on my team and the reputation of the police in general," Antropov said.
The police chief said he is still of the opinion that when he used a police vehicle for purposes other than service he did not breach any rules or regulations.
Interior Minister Kalle Laanet will decide whether to accept the resignation after a disciplinary investigation into the reports, ministry spokespeople said.
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