On June 15, 2007, the trial of Valentina Gritzenko, Abdumalik Sharipov, and Makhamadzhan Abdujaparoc, members of the human rights organization, "Justice" (Spravedlivost), will resume in Jalalabat, Kyrgyzstan. The human rights activists were accused of libel and insult, acts that are considered criminal under Kyrgyz law. In January 2006, a pregnant woman, Nargiz Turdyeva, contacted the human rights organization for help after being subjected to cruel treatment by a local police investigator. During a routine investigation about a local theft, Ms. Turdyeva was humiliated, insulted, and beaten. "Justice" tried to have the torture allegations investigated, and published the information it had about the case in its bulletin. However, its appeals to examine the police investigator's actions were dismissed. Instead, the investigator initiated a criminal case against Valentina Gritzenko, Abdumalik Sharipov, and Makhamadzhan Abdujaparoc in March 2006. The trial was originally held on June 20, 2006, but was suspended after two days due to the illness of Ms. Turdyeva.