Baku/02.03.18/Turan: REAL movement has not decided on participation in the March 10 opposition rally. The day before the representatives of the Movement said they were waiting for the opinion of their convicted leader Ilgar Mammadov, whom the lawyer Fuad Agayev should meet. On March 2, such a meeting occurred in jail N2, but according to her results Ilgar Mammadov's opinion about participation in the rally was never made public.
The lawyer only informed that the colony's employees again did not allow Mamedov to hand over the documents related to the proceedings in the opposition case to the European Court of Human Rights. It is about the requests to the government of Azerbaijan from the ECHR and the authorities' answers.
In turn, Executive Secretary of REAL Natig Jafarli said: "We do not have a direct connection with Ilgar Mammadov. We have sent a question, waiting for an answer. Perhaps in the next 2-3 days we will get. "
The initiative of the rally on March 10 comes from the National Council. Later, the Musavat Party and the Popular Front joined it. -05B-
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