Baku / 01.11.18 / Turan: Baku Mayor"s Office refused to authorize the rally of the Karabakh Public Committee, demanding to take decisive measures to liberate the occupied territories. The city administration considered it inappropriate to hold a rally on November 24. "Negotiations on Karabakh are conducted transparently, all events are thoroughly covered in the media," said the mayor"s response.
On September 29, the "Karabakh" committee held a rally under the slogan: "Freedom to Karabakh", demanding that the authorities take decisive measures in this direction.
* The Karabakh Committee was established this summer with the participation of 17 public organizations: the Karabakh Liberation Organization; the party of the "Classic" Popular Front, Nationalist Action, Civil Solidarity, Islamic, National Democratic, and others. -03С06--
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