His relatives fear that the detained individual faces deportation and prison. Photo: Internet According to Pamir Daily News, citing its sources in Moscow, blogger and volunteer Komur Mirzoev was detained in Moscow on September 5. Komur Mirzoev is a native of Khorog and is known on social media as Komchek Mirzoev. “He and several people […]
His relatives fear that the detained individual faces deportation and prison.
Photo: InternetAccording to Pamir Daily News, citing its sources in Moscow, blogger and volunteer Komur Mirzoev was detained in Moscow on September 5.
Komur Mirzoev is a native of Khorog and is known on social media as Komchek Mirzoev.
“He and several people who lived in this apartment were taken away by representatives of the Moscow police, and their whereabouts are still unknown,” the message states, according to those close to Mirzoev.
Komur Mirzoev had been living in Moscow for the past six months and had not engaged in any public activities.
His relatives say that he may be forcibly deported to Tajikistan and sentenced to imprisonment.
More than twenty natives of GBAO have been abducted in Russia over the past six months.
Some have already been deported and sentenced to long terms, while others are awaiting trial, and the fate of some remains unknown.
The authorities have not officially commented on the mass detentions of GBAO natives in Russia.