Nalchik inhabitants beat Moslem women wearing hijabs 29.10.2005
Moslem women, wearing hijab (kerchiefs), are thrashed by usual inhabitants of Nalchik right in the streets. Relatives of lost or injured during the last events and even witnesses of those events with shouts "It was all because of you!" snatched on women with fists. In that connection Moslem women were compelled not to go out in the city streets and if they had the opportunity - to leave the restless region.
At the same time prosecutions from both militias, and local residents exclusively the Moslems observing the religion norms were exposed with. They were those women who wear according to Sheriyat, and the men visiting mosques.
Besides according to the local residents’ stories, the bodies of the killed during the events on October, 13th, had not been yet returned to their relatives. "They stripped the bodies naked, dump in the refrigerator, do not let relatives approach", - inhabitants of Nalchik told. To find out the destiny of the arrested relatives was practically impossible.
On rumors, the relatives managed "to redeem" 4 bodies for 45 000 dollars.
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