{Hilary Swank regrets attending Chechen bash|(CBS/AP) MOSCOW – Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank said she “deeply regrets” visiting a concert held on the birthday of Kremlin-backed Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, who is accused of torture, abductions and killings by human rights groups| At the show, Swank also appeared to be one of the few women to wear no headscarf even though women in Chechnya are compelled to adhere to an Islamic dress code|Swank issued the message after the Human Rights Watch criticized her along with Belgian actor Jean Claude Van Damme and British violinist Vanessa Mae for attending a show that, it says, “trivializes the suffering of countless victims of human rights abuses.” Representatives for Van Damme and Mae have not responded to AP’s requests for comment|”If I had a full understanding of what this event was apparently intended to be, I would never have gone|The 37-year-old actress said that she was unaware of the disappearances, house torchings and extra-judicial killings reportedly orchestrated by Kadyrov in the southern Russian republic|During the birthday show, Swank said that she had been taken by the Chechen government’s “passion to make peace and to make something beautiful.” She claimed in her apology that her invitation to the concert made no mention of Kadyrov’s birthday|On Kadyrov’s 35th birthday on Oct|Pictures:Hilary Swank