On Tuesday the presentation of the Foundation for Democracy took place in the office of the Civil Solidarity Party
The purpose of creating this public organization is to ensure the development of democratic processes through actions and material support.
In particular, it is collected funds to support the broadcast of foreign television "Azerbaijani hour."
Speaking at the presentation, the leader of the "Musavat" party, Isa Gambar, said that the government wants to stifle activists by heavy fines and give up the fight. This initiative of youth is aimed at countering these plans by the authorities, he said.
PFPA leader, Ali Kerimli, said that civil society activists are fighting for the common cause and protect the objectives with a broad structures of population.
The Fund established 12 civil society organizations, including political parties, civil society and youth organizations. Raising money for the Fund started in the leading opposition parties, youth organizations and some NGOs.
At the end of the event were first donation was made.-05C-
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