Musavat Preparing for Rally against Amendments to Constitution
The Musavat party is going hold protests in September, the head of the executive office of the party Gulaga Aslanli told Turan.
The party has already established the Rallies Committee. The days and time of the actions have yet to be determined in the near future. He noted that the protest will be directed against the proposed changes to the Constitution.
Recall that the authorities did not register the campaign group of Musavat for the referendum. Thus, members of the party were deprived of the right to express their opinions within the law. -05B-
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