22 December 2011
An amateur video clip has been posted on YouTube. It was shot in Zhanaozen on December 16, the day of the popular uprising. The video was made by a local resident from a window of a house in the town center, reports the Kazakh Section of the US Congress radio RFE-RL, Azattyk.
The Nazarbayev's regime claims that 14 people were killed and more than 80 others wounded during the dictator's slaughter in Zhanaozen on December 16. According to unofficial data, the number of victims was much higher. Independent sources report about 70 peaceful oil workers killed and 800 wounded.
The state of emergency was proclaimed in Zhanaozen until January 5, 2012.
The ringleader of Kazakh puppets Nazarbayev said at a gathering of his "security council" in the capital of Astana that his puppet security services "were putting things in order" in Zhanaozen, and acted "within their authority under the law".
Thus, according to Nazarbayev's law, about 1,000 peaceful oil workers were killed or wounded.
Meanwhile, the Human Rights Watch called the beastly dictator Nazarbayev to stop violence against the Kazakh Muslims.in an official statement, posted on its website,
The organization reports about tortures of captured oil workers in Zhanaozen.
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In a strange Democratic way of thinking, the HRW human rights activists call the Nazarbayev's regime for an investigation into the crimes of Nazarbayev's regime which committed these crimes.
The Human Rights Watch indicates that in order to conceal their atrocities, the Nazarbayev's puppets disconnected telephone line and closed all access to Zhanaozen.
The human rights activists talked to people who knew the detainees. All of them told about beatings and tortures. Journalists who visited Zhanaozen said that many residents could not find their relatives, kidnapped by the puppets. People are scared.
A correspondent, Elena Kostyuchenko, told the Human Rights Watch that she talked to a man in Zhanaozen whom the puppets tortured for 24 hours, during the detention in the prison cell and the interrogation room.
Kostyuchenko said that the man had his nose and ribs broken, two bruises in the kidney area, and that he had been coughing blood for two days and had blood in his urine.
According to the man who survived the Nazarbayev's tortures, the puppets broke legs and arms of many inmates the cell. He said he saw prisoners whom the dictator's police forced to lie face down on the ground and put their feet in heavy police boots on the back of their heads, apparently breaking the noses.
Mrs. Kostyuchenko said that two young men had been beaten so hard by the dictator's police that an ambulance had to be called for them.
Another prisoner said that he had been detained by Nazarbayev's puppets on December 19 and released later that day. He said that he was beaten in a police truck on the way to a police station and inside the station, where riot police held his arms behind him while other agents punched him in the stomach.
It is to be recalled that earlier, a correspondent of a Russian newspaper Kommersant reported about traces of blood on the walls and floor of police departments in Zhanaozen.
When asked about the blood on the walls, a member of Nazarbayev's police with a Slavic face lied: "We killed a sheep. There was a holiday, you know".
Meanwhile, the death toll in Zhanaozen is still unknown. Townspeople say that 70 people were killed by dictator's police last Friday.
Perhaps, the death toll is much higher, but it is impossible to find out the exact numbers. The morgue and the city hospital in Zhanaozen are guarded by Nazarbayev's special gangs as if they were important sensitive government agencies. All entrances and exits to local health facilities are staffed by dozens of puppets in full armor.
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
Source: Kavkaz Center.
Link:
http://kavkazcenter.com/eng/content/2011/12/22/15530.shtml.
