| 词条 | Ingushetia.org |
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The website has been accused of "inciting inter-ethnic hatred" by the public prosecutor of North Ossetia and came under numerous hacker attacks in 2007.[1] The portal also organised the I have not voted! action in Ingushetia after the 2007 Russian legislative elections, gathering more than 57,000 signatures of people who had not voted. The aim of the action was to demonstrate that the official results of the regional voting (98% turnout and 99% support of United Russia) were false.[2] According to Ingushetia.ru, as reported in Chechnya Weekly, access to the portal by people within Ingushetia was blocked by Ingush authorities in November 2007.[3] On August 31, 2008, the website's owner[4] and a vocal critic of the government, Magomed Yevloyev, was shot dead while in police custody.[5][6] Around the same time, the website was shut down by hackers, something that has happened multiple times in the past.[7] Since September 25 2008, the domain ingushetiya.ru ceased to operate and the address of the web portal was changed to ingushetia.org. See also
References1. ^1 {{Ru icon}} "Ингушетию.Ру" атакуют хакеры и прокуроры Lenta.ru 2. ^{{Ru icon}} «Ингушетия.ру» считает тех, кто не голосовал, 27.12.07 3. ^Chechnya Weekly Volume 8, Issue 44 (November 15, 2007) "Ingush Authorities Block Opposition Website" 4. ^Owner of the news site Ingushetiya.Ru Magomed Yevloev, 31 August 2008 5. ^Ingushetia website owner killed, BBC News, 31 August 2008 6. ^Kremlin critic found dead, The Australian, 31 August 2008 7. ^Deputy says Russian police kill Web site owner, Associated Press, 31 August 2008 8. ^http://www.interfax.ru/society/news.asp?id=106897 External links
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