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A trial over M. Storsjo for what it for humanitarian reasons, has helped Chechens

In Helsinki Vantaa District Court trial of the famous Finnish
human rights activist and entrepreneur Mikael Storsjo and a Turkish citizen
Denis Berkat (formerly Abdulhamid Mechievym).

They are accused in that they helped to illegally come to Finland
about 20 Chechen refugees who later received political asylum
.

Mikael Storsjo said he had acted on humanitarian grounds,
not received from their actions is no material gain was not linked to any
with a criminal organization, but Amnesty International »,
which is not a criminal.

the objection the prosecutor that he had received a moral benefit in the form

advertising as a defender of human rights, Storsjo replied that on the contrary, after
he gets death threats.

Storsjo Chechens buying tickets from Turkey to St Petersburg via Helsinki.

In Helsinki aircraft have changed, and the refugees remained in Finland, where he later
received asylum.

Court will determine whether this is a way to migrate violation law.

process is conducted in Swedish, the second official language
Finland, because Michael is a Swedish-Storsjo citizen.

prosecutor demanded jail time. In turn, Mikael Storsjo and

petitioned the court to summon as witnesses for the defense of a large number of
persons, in particular, the deputy chairman of the Commission on Human Rights European
Heidi Hautaly. The next court session
held at 9 am on April 15.

Curiously, the court attended the infamous Putin

pop Molar, which pointedly filmed actors on video
and photo camera.

Yesterday the same priest tried to stop the action of Chechen refugees in front of Russian Embassy in Helsinki.

Pop Molari included in the power of the Russian anthem loud, wildly shouting,
that likes Putin, and traveled by car in circles, shouting
inarticulate words.

Meantime, human rights activist Mikhail Storsjo was pleased with the first round
hearing. According to human rights, the current case
completely transparent, allowing hopes for good prospects
completion.
http://www.kavkazcenter.info/russ/content/2011/02/25/79537.shtml