39;s neighbour, Ms B., looked through the window and saw masked men in camouflage uniforms dragging out the half-naked Mr Abu Aliyev. She rushed to the Aliyevs' flat and found the applicant tied up with adhesive tape and her children crying. After Ms B. had untied the applicant they rushed into the street, but heard only the sound of the vehicles. The applicant has enclosed a written statement by Ms B. to corroborate her account of the events.
10. The next day relatives of Mr Yu.A., who lived in the neighbouring district of Grozny, came to see the applicant. She had never met them before and believed that her husband did not know Mr Yu.A. either. They said that Mr Yu.A. had also been abducted the previous might by armed men in APCs and asked her whether she had any information about the captives. The applicant replied that she had no information. The applicant has not furnished any statements by the relatives of Mr Yu.A. concerning the latter's alleged abduction.
2. The Government's account
11. According to the Government, on 1 November 2002 the Grozny Prosecutor's Office received from the Prosecutor's Office of the Chechen Republic the applicant's request to take measures to find her husband, Mr Abu Aliyev, taken on 29 October 2002 to an unknown destination by unidentified men in camouflage uniforms armed with automatic weapons and who had UAZ vehicles.
B. Official investigation into Mr Abu Aliyev's disappearance
12. On 30 October 2002 the applicant, requesting assistance in the search for her husband, reported his abduction to various State agencies, such as the prosecutors' offices of Grozny and the Chechen Republic, the Security Council of the Chechen Republic and the Chechen Administration.
13. On 11 November 2002 the Chechen Administration informed the applicant that her complaint had been forwarded to the Grozny Prosecutor's Office.
14. On 12 November 2002 the Grozny Prosecutor's Office informed the applicant that an investigation into her husband's kidnapping had been instituted on 11 November 2002 under Article 126 § 2 of the Russian Criminal Code ("aggravated kidnapping"). The decision to institute the investigation stated, inter alia:
"On 29 October 2002 at approximately 2 a.m. unidentified men armed with automatic weapons in masks and camouflage uniforms, having broken down the entrance door, entered apartment No. 77 at Bogdana Khmelnitskogo street, house 141, building 5 in the Leninskiy Distict of Grozny and forcibly took [Mr] Abu Adamovich Aliyev, born in 1962, residing at the above stated address, to an unknown destination."
15. On 4 December 2002 the Grozny Prosecutor's Office granted the applicant victim status in case No. 48193. It appears that she was questioned on the same date. According to the Government, she stated that on the night of 29 October 2002 she had been woken up by noise from the stairwell. She had got dressed and when she had approached the door she had heard her neighbour telling somebody not to break down the door. She had wanted to go out and see what was happening, however at that moment armed men wearing camouflage uniforms and masks had broken down the door and burst into the apartment. Without giving any explanations they had searched the apartment. They had put adhesive tape on her mouth, tied up her hands and feet and thrown her on to the kitchen floor. Then, having taken some minor personal things, books on Islam, subha (Muslim prayer beads) and money in the amount of RUB 1,500 they had left, taking her husband with them. When she ran outside she saw an APC and a UAZ vehicle with its lights off going towards the veterinary clinic. She has had no information about her husband since.
16. On an unspecified date Ms B. was questioned. According to the Government she submitted that on the
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