When the 21-year-old Aishat Hizriya flew from Chechnya to Novosibirsk, she felt that the most dangerous part of the way was behind her. She left the airport, got into a cab with her friends and got away. A black car came out ten minutes later. Chechen men came out and demanded that the driver of the car where Aysat sat down the window. They asked if there was a girl in the salon. This "girl" was an adult girl who, without the help of human right…
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When the 21-year-old Aishat Hizriya flew from Chechnya to Novosibirsk, she felt that the most dangerous part of the way was behind her. She left the airport, got into a cab with her friends and got away. A black car came out ten minutes later. Chechen men came out and demanded that the driver of the car where Aysat sat down the window. They asked if there was a girl in the salon. This "girl" was an adult girl who, without the help of human right…