[KavkazUzel] Chechen Sara Bibulatova was able to go abroad a few days before the security forces’ visit to the shelter where she was staying. The reasons for running away from home were family violence, a ban on studies and the expulsion of jinn, the CK SOS* Crisis Group reported today.The "Caucasian Knot" wrote that the girls from Chechnya and Dagestan, who told their stories in the BBC film "When I Ran Away", were forced to decide to run away from their families by domestic violence, forced marriage and death threats. For victims of domestic violence, escape is often the only way to save life, human rights activists emphasized.