Department Chief of the Presidential Administration Ali Hasanov, did not comment whereabouts of the human rights defender Emin Huseynov in the Swiss embassy.
Responding the request of Turan to comment on these posts Hasanov said: "I have no information. It would be incorrect to comment the fact about I have no information, where he was given an asylum, and where he was hiding. Anyway, according to my information he is hiding from the investigation and I do not know where it hides," Hasanov said.
Previously the Swiss television reported that the Director of the Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety has to hide at the Embassy of Switzerland since August 2014 to escape the repression of the authorities.
This information was published also by the American Foreign Policy with reference to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland. -06D-
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