***GRAPHIC IMAGES***<br/> <br />People fill a gymnasium in Beslan Russia where some ten years ago 330 hostages were slaughtered most of them children.<br/> <br />For many the grief has never gone away.<br/> <br />On September 1, 2004, dozens of masked gunmen seized the school, wired it with explosives and demanded independence for and an end to the war in Chechnya.<br/> <br />Two days later Russian forces stormed the school. Loved ones are still looking for answers.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Russian) BESLAN MOTHERS COMMITTEE LEADER, SUSANNA DUDIEVA, SAYING:<br/> <br />"Today we want to talk again about how we, the victims of terrorism, have for a long time sought justice, for a long time sought the truth from the justice system of the Russian Federation. We are lawfully-abiding citizens; we are the parents of the child victims of terrorism, but we haven't gotten the truth or an objective investigation."<br/> <br />The European Court has been asked to review whether Russian security forces took adequate measures to preser
