On December 19 Baku Court of Appeal , chaired by Hasan Akhmedov upheld an appeal of eight so-called "prisoners of conscience." In the appeal believers asked to eliminate the verdict of the first instance, and to release them from prison.
These individuals were arrested for participating in a protest October 5, 2012 the Ministry of Education demanding the abolition of the ban on headscarves in schools pupils .
They were charged under Articles 315.2 (resisting police with violence) and 233 ( breach of public order.)
On April 22 Nariman district court sentenced Rovshan Allahvediyev, Ilham Hatamov, Anar Gasymly, Tarlan Agaadasheva to 5 years and 6 months in prison, Zhavia Kerimov, Telman Shiraliyev – to six years, and Miradash Guluyev and Ceyhun Guliyev to five years in prison.
Court of Appeals upheld the verdict of the court of first instance.
Relatives of the accused cursed the decision of the court. For these events were convicted two more groups of believers. --16D06-
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Representatives of the Azerbaijani government frequently emphasize the high level of public support they enjoy. However, their opponents argue that, due to the lack of free and fair elections in the country, it remains unclear whom the public genuinely supports.
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On January 24, the weather in Baku will be cloudy with no precipitation. The southwest wind will shift to northwest during the day. At night, the temperature will be +5 to +8°C, and during the day, it will range from +8 to +11°C. Humidity will be 70-80%.
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On 20 January border guards of Lankaran border guard detachment prevented another attempt to smuggle a large consignment of drugs from Iran.
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