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Baku/26.09.22/Turan: On Monday, the head of state signed a decree on the application of the law on media, adopted on December 30, 2021. This document approved the Rules for maintaining the Media Register.
The media register will function through the Electronic Government system. The media registry will be managed by the Media Development Agency.
The security of the Register will be carried out by the State Service for Security of Communications and Information.
The Register will reflect data on media subjects, editorial offices and the journalists themselves. In particular, for individuals, these are: full name, identity card numbers, citizenship, registration with the tax service, permanent residence, criminal record, contacts.
For legal entities, the above data is also required, plus the data of the media founder.
At the same time, media that do not have state registration and have a logo similar to others will not be included in the Register. For individuals, these will be those who are not registered with the Internal Revenue Service; does not have higher education; convicted of socially dangerous crimes; who has not been cleared of a criminal record; who do not have an employment contract with the media; working with media not included in the registry; less than three years of journalism experience; violating journalistic ethics.
Legal entities and individuals included in the Register receive a certificate and a journalistic certificate (for three years). --03--
Politics
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Adalyat Verdiyev, the head of the civil defense staff at the public legal entity Center for Public Health and Reform under the Ministry of Health, and a military expert, has been arrested. On November 22, during a media tour to the liberated territories, Verdiyev filmed and published information and images on his social media accounts revealing Azerbaijani Armed Forces' combat positions in the heights, deployment sites, coordinates, and operational conditions of the border troops. This disclosure caused significant damage to the interests of state security and defense capability. This was stated in a report from the General Prosecutor’s Office.
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On Monday, the Baku Appeals Court considered the appeal of Talysh researcher Iqbal Abilov against the extension of his detention for another four months. The defense argued that the decision to extend Abilov's detention was unjustified, lawyer Fariz Namazly told reporters.
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"Black Monday in Georgia: Police and special forces guard the doors behind which the 'slaves of Georgian Dream' are destroying our Constitution and mocking our Parliament." This is how Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili commented on the convening of the new parliament on Monday, which is not recognized by the opposition.
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