Prosecutors: TSMVOD Broke Law
The Investigation Department of Grave Crimes of the General Prosecutor's Office launched an investigation into violations of the law in the activities of the Center for Monitoring Elections and Democracy Training (TSMVOD - local abbreviation). Turan was told by the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office, which responded to the agency's query about the reasons for the check launched in this NGO.
The press service noted that public will be provided with additional information on the results of the investigation. However, it is not reported what exactly the violations are, or when and who committed them.
The head of TSMVOD Anar Mamedli reported the seizure of the financial records of the NGO. -03B06-
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