Açiq mənbələrdən foto.
Baku/11.10.21/Turan: The Baku Human Rights Club (BCHR) issued a statement expressing concern over the arrests of opposition activists.
In particular, the document refers to a 13-year sentence of imprisonment for an activist of the Popular Front party Niyameddin Ahmedov, administrative arrests for 30 days of member of the same party Fuad Ahmadli and religious activist Kamran Kerimov, and for 15 days of reporter Anar Abdullah.
Monitoring by the BCHR and the materials of the criminal case give reason to believe that the accusation against Ahmedov of financing terrorism has not been proven. Therefore, the allegations must be objectively and comprehensively investigated and receive a new legal assessment.
As for the arrests of Abdullah, Ahmedli and Kerimov, the BCHR is convinced that they were arrested for their social activities. The higher courts must take the necessary steps and make fair decisions.
The BCHR is ready to discuss with government agencies the issues of unjustified arrests and imprisonment and to submit proposals to resolve the problem and prevent the recurrence of similar cases in the future, the statement said. — 06D-
Social
-
Ahead of the COP29 climate conference, scheduled to be held in Baku from November 11-22, 160 Chinese-manufactured electric buses have been delivered to the city. According to official information, a bus depot equipped with all necessary devices and equipment for these buses has also been established. On November 2, President Ilham Aliyev inspected this depot.
-
On November 2-3, border guards at the "Geytapa" border unit, located on the Azerbaijan-Iran border, discovered and seized 16.2 kg of drugs, including marijuana, opium, and heroin. Operational search activities are ongoing regarding these incidents, the State Border Service of Azerbaijan reported on November 4.
-
On Tuesday, precipitation is expected in the capital is expected; the southeast wind change to a strong northwestern direction later in the day.
-
Azerbaijan’s State Traffic Police Department has issued an appeal to the public, urging cooperation in managing traffic congestion as the country prepares to host COP29, a major climate summit drawing international attention to Baku. Starting from early November, the capital will begin welcoming global delegates and officials for the conference.
Leave a review