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A Reporter’s View of Chechnya

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Hundreds of civilians are reported to have fled the breakaway republic of Chechnya, fearful that guerrillas are planning a wave of attacks.

People from the capital, Grozny, and other cities crossed the border this weekend into a neighboring republic.

We turn now to a young French reporter who has covered Chechnya extensively.

Guest:

  • Anne Nivat, a French reporter based in Moscow who works with Liberation. She is author of Une Chienne de Guerre (A Bitch of a War), which covers the Chechnya conflict.

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