This document details the aftermath of the September 1999 Volgodonsk apartment bombing, focusing on the alleged misappropriation of approximately 200 million rubles in charitable aid intended for victims. Activists Lyudmila Dubinskaya and Irina Polyanskaya claim that local officials, including former City Duma chairman Eduard Rykov, established an illegal fund to divert aid for personal well-being and government office renovations. The text highlights the failure of the Russian legal system to provide state compensation, noting that the Supreme Court directed victims to recover damages from the convicted perpetrators rather than the state. Dubinskaya describes being physically assaulted and threatened after appealing to the Prosecutor General's Office, an incident she claims was later hushed up. The document contrasts the Russian government's refusal to pass a 'Law on Victims of Terrorist Attacks' with the more robust compensation systems found in France, Israel, and the United Kingdom.