The party "Musavat" strongly condemned the sentence of imprisonment for a term of 10 years, the young activist Giyasov Ibrahimov. This was announced at a meeting of the party on 31 October.
The party believes that charges against Ibrahimov charges of drug trafficking and far-fetched, and claims that the real reason for his prosecution for writing slogans on the monument to Heydar Aliyev. "Musavat" considers that the sentence against Ibrahimov harsh as a continuation of the repressive policies of the authorities against the youth activists.
The head of the party Arif Hajili also informed about the results of his visit to Germany, where on October 22 took part in the founding conference of Musavat focal point, living in Europe.
"Musavat" has also condemned the adoption of amendments by the Parliament to the Law "On mass media", which give security forces to restrict media activity in areas of special operations against religious extremists. -06D—
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