Baku / 25.05.17 / Turan: On May 25 the editor of the newspaper "Hurriyet" and the same site Vugar Mammadov was invited to the Prosecutor General's Office. The Prosecutor General's Office reported the publication of materials violating the law on the protection of state secrets and grossly violating criminal legislation.
In this regard, the editor was told that the publication violated Article 10 of the law on the media, and he was warned about bringing to criminal responsibility if such publications continue. What kind of publications are in question, and what was their content, the message does not say,
In recent days, this is the third editor who has been warned about the inadmissibility of publishing materials relating to state secrets. In previous cases, it was a matter of materials relating to the state of affairs in the army and the spy network in Terter. -02D-
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