A Kyrgyz citizen, Malik Kalchekeyev, who survived the 2004 Beslan school siege in Russia, is appealing to the President of Kyrgyzstan for help securing housing. Following the terrorist attack, the Kyrgyz government pledged to provide his family with an apartment. Kalchekeyev claims he has been seeking fulfillment of this promise for twenty years without success. He is now formally requesting presidential intervention to resolve the issue and obtain the allocated accommodation. The situation highlights the long-term consequences faced by victims of the Beslan tragedy and the challenges in securing promised support. This case brings attention to the difficulties survivors encounter in navigating bureaucratic processes to receive aid. Kalchekeyev hopes the President’s involvement will finally bring a resolution to his family's housing situation.