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ASLAKHANOV, Aslanbek Akhmedovich
Presidential Advisor

Born, March 11, 1942 in the village of Novye Atagi in the Shalinsky Region of the then Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (now Chechnya)
1967 - graduated from the Kharkov State Pedagogical Institute
1967-1975, inspector of the Internal Affairs Department of the Kharkov City Executive Committee, senior inspector of the Frunzensky District Department of Internal Affairs in Kharkov.
1971 - graduated from the Kharkov Law Institute
1975 - graduated from the Kharkov Economics Institute
1975-1979 - worked as inspector, then senior inspector, then head of the Internal Affairs Linear Department, deputy head of the Criminal Investigations Department of the USSR Interior Ministry in construction of the Baikal-Amur railway
1979-1981 - studied at the USSR Interior Ministry Academy, graduated in 1981
1981-1990 - served as department head and chief inspector of the Interior Ministry of the USSR
1990-1993 - head of the Committee of the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation on legal issues, law enforcement and the war on crime
1993-2000 - served as a professor at the Department of Criminal Law and Policy at the Russian Interior Ministry Academy
2000-2003 - State Duma deputy. Member of the Duma Nationalities Committee, deputy head of the Duma Committee on State Organization, deputy head of the Duma Commission for Ensuring and Observing Human Rights in the Republic of Chechnya
October 2003-March 2004 - presidential aide on Chechnya
March 2004-present - presidential advisor on Chechnya

Contact information
Administration of the President of the Russian Federation
4 Staraya Ploshchad
Moscow 103132
Office of Aslakhanov
Tel. +7 (095) 206 43 65
Fax +7 (095) 206 29 22
E-mail: maksimova_si@gov.ru

 last updated November 16, 2004

 
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