Baku /29.10.19 / Turan: The Baku Court of Appeal today rejected complaints about the administrative arrest of two activists of the Popular Front Party - Abdullah Mahmudov and Jabbar Savalanli. This was reported in PFPA.
Both activists were detained during an opposition rally on October 19. Mahmudov was sentenced to 30 days of arrest, and Savalanly – to 20 days.
The action on October 19 was held in the center of Baku. Police violently dispersed the rally, conducting mass detentions. More than 30 activists were sentenced to administrative arrests, including those who were detained on the eve of the rally and during it. The rally was not authorized by the city authorities. —06D--
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