Consideration of the legal claim of the journalist Khadija Ismaylova against "Ses" newspaper
Preparatory meeting under the chairmanship of the judge Rauf Ahmadov on the claim of the employee of the suit radio "Azadliq", Khadija Ismayilova, against the newspaper "Ses" was held on November 14 in Sabail court.
Ismailova has filed a lawsuit due to the insult of her honor and dignity, and damage to her business reputation.
The rights of the journalist are protected by the lawyers of the Media Rights Institute (MRI.) The litigation between Khadija Ismailova and government is controlled by the newspaper "Ses" due to offensive publications about Ismaylova in the newspaper .
The newspaper "Ses" at different times published 10 articles containing insults and slander against the journalist. The lawyers asked the court to declare the articles insulting the honor and dignity, and violation of the right to respect for private life, to order the newspaper to pay financial compensation to the plaintiff, as well as bring it to publish an apology and retraction in the newspaper.
The next court hearing is scheduled for December 19.–04C06--
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