On the night of November 4, the Turkish authorities blocked access to all social networking sites and email. According to reports from Turkey, access to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp, Skype and YouTube has been blocked.
According to local observers, the event is associated with the measures of the authorities against several pro-Kurdish leaders and the attacks that happened later.
Yesterday the authorities arrested 11 MPs from the pro-Kurdish Party for Democracy of Peoples headed by its leader Demirtash and accused them of having links with PKK (Kurdish Workers Party).
Ankara has not yet made official statements about the reason for blocking social networks. -02B-
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On 4 February, the Baku Court of Appeal released former Russian judge Yelena Khakhaleva, who was arrested in Azerbaijan at the request of the Russian Prosecutor's Office.
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Afgan Sadygov, the head of the Azerbaijani website Azel.TV, who has been on a dry hunger strike since February 2 in the Tbilisi detention center, lost consciousness on Tuesday evening, his wife Sevinc Sadygova told Turan.
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On February 5, a preparatory hearing was held in the Baku Court for Serious Crimes, chaired by Vugar Ibrahimov, in the case of former diplomat Emin Ibrahimov. The main hearings are scheduled for February 12.
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The report on the investigation into the AZAL plane crash, published by the Ministry of Transport of Kazakhstan, is "preliminary and does not contain conclusions about the causes of the incident," a message from “Rosaviatsiya” – the Federal Air Transport Agency of Russia. “Rosaviatsiya” noted that the work of the commission will continue, and conclusions about the incident will be presented in the final report.
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