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The court sent the case back to Russia's prosecutor general for further investigation, upholding a complaint from Politkovskaya's family.
In the beginning of his rule, he moved swiftly against corruption, said Farook Adam Khan, who served then as prosecutor general for the National Accountability Bureau.
Russia's deputy prosecutor general for the southern region, Sergei N. Fridinsky, said the information detailed accusations that Mr. Zakayev, a former official in Chechnya's autonomous government, organized a rebel group involved in kidnappings and killings between 1991 and last year.
A new prosecutor general for the territory indicted the former deputy commander of special forces in the town of Los Palos, Lt. Sayful Anwar, and 10 others on 13 counts of murder, torture and forced deportation of East Timorese in August 1999.
The head of security at the hotel, Abd al-Razaq ben Shaban, told Reuters news agency "revolutionaries" had arrived carrying papers with an order from the prosecutor general for the arrest of the prime minister.
Most share a sense that the Brothers have monopolised power, ramming through a constitution with Islamist inflections and taking key posts, such as the Prosecutor General, for their supporters. .
"It is a fact that they have become more active," said Sumar Nasiza, a spokesman for the prosecutor general of Kyrgyzstan.
They have cancelled plans to return to Moscow after learning Mr Misamore had been summoned by the prosecutor-general for questioning.
Anatoly Chubais, a liberal politician who heads the Unified Energy System, was summoned by the prosecutor-general for questioning; Vladimir Putin accused the monopoly of neglect.A veteran Italian journalist, Oriana Fallaci, is to face trial for alleged insults to Islam in her latest book.
The crackdown started on Monday, when five leading activists were summoned for questioning by the prosecutor-general for allegedly inciting violence against the Muslim Brotherhood.Two of the most prominent were Alaa Abdel-Fattah and Mona Seif, siblings prominent during the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
A request to the Prosecutor-General for humanitarian release was made by the Egyptian Syndicate of Journalists in October and it has subsequently been supported by counsel and by Canadian consular officials.
