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Fatullayev Council of Europe: Do not irritate Baku
On Tuesday Eynulla Fatullayev spoke in the Council of Europe before the journalists, MPs, and representatives of international organizations. The main topic of his speech was the report of Strasser on political prisoners in Azerbaijan, reports Turan correspondent from Strasbourg.
Fatullayev said that the discussion of the report of Strasser will irritate the Azerbaijani authorities. According to him, after the last pardon there are 30 people in the list of Strasser, and they also will be released.
Currently, there are political prisoners in Georgia and Russia, and Turkey, and Ukraine, however, on the issue of political prisoners in these countries there is no special speaker, he said. Fatullayev believes this is fundamentally wrong as the attitude to all countries of CE should be the same. "I'm not opposed that PACE discuss political prisoners in Azerbaijan, but let them discuss the matter and relative to other countries," said a former political prisoner.
Fatullayev told them not to "irritate" the Azerbaijani authorities by discussing in PACE the report of Strasser, as other political prisoners will be discussed. -04B-
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- Politics
- 22 January 2013 18:28
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