"Musavat" party is concerned about the fate of the arrested human rights activist T.Hasmamedov
"Musavat" party issued a statement condemning brining to the attempt suicide the arrested human rights activist Taleh Hasmamedov. The Party demanded tostop illegalities in relation of Hasmamedov, which led him o such desperate steps. "Musavat" demands the release of Hasmamedov and all other political prisoners.
* T.Hasmamedov was detained on February 24 on charges of disorderly conduct, and arrested.
Ten days ago, he went on hunger strike, after which he was transferred from prison to a mental hospital in Mashtaga where he cut his wrists.
Currently Hasmamedov is placed in a medical institution Ministry of Justice.
Hasmamedov is known for his human rights work in Goychay-Ujar region and criticizing the local authorities in facebook. Previously, he was convicted for his human rights activity, but two years ago was pardoned. -16B-
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