The handwritten letters addressed to Kheda Saratova often begin with the words: “I’m asking you to find my daughter.” The Chechen human rights advocate has binders filled with photographs of young women and children, as well as their last known locations: Mosul, towns near Raqqa, or sometimes just “tent camp”.
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Chechen nationals leave a house on Nov. 12, 2017, in the northeastern Syrian city of Qamishli, as they are being handed over to the Russian government.
