Editor-in-chief of the site Jam.az Fikret Faramazoglu is detained. This information was disseminated by a number of local media quoting the wife of Faramazoglu. According to her, on June 30 in the afternoon three persons in civilian clothes came to their house and took a laptop by the journalist. They also told that he had been detained, but did not clarify the reasons for this. According to some reports, Faramazoglu is kept in the Main Department of the Ministry of Interior to fight organized crime. The attempts to get comments in the press service of the Interior Ministry and Prosecutor General's were futile.
Ten years go Faramazoglu was brought to justice. Then he, as the chief-editor-of the newspaper "24 Hours" was sentenced to a year imprisonment on the lawsuit by Interior Minister Ramil Usubov on protection of honor and dignity.
Website Jam.az does not differ by any particular political and ideological orientation. The content publishes sharp critical articles against officials of various ranks and representatives of business.-06D-
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