Baku / 24.01.18 / Turan: "In 2017, 467 children faced psychological violence and problems, 1958 - with educational, 530 - social, 283 - legal, 18 - medical, stated a report prepared by the NGO "Children's Hot Line". According to the same source, in 2017, the Service "Hot Line" received 3424 calls. Of these, 1824 - by city number, 2204 - by mobile phone, 15 - by sms. The "Hot Line" also received messages from Azerbaijani children living in different countries of the world.
Analysis of calls showed that the psychological problems of children, the presence of anxiety is due to the weak education of parents. According to the organization's website, the "Children's Hot Line" is an NGO established in 2007 under the patronage of the Ministry of Education of Azerbaijan. Since 2010 he has become a member of the international global network "Children's Hot Line". -05D-
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After the 44-day war in 2020, peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia have been ongoing for four years. Despite negotiations taking place separately through the mediation of both the European Union and Russia, as well as directly between the parties, no peace agreement has been signed yet. However, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated last week that 80% of the peace agreement draft had been agreed upon.
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On September 11, sunny weather without precipitation is expected in the capital; southeast. Wind will change to the northwest. During the day, the temperature will range from +28 to +33 degrees Celsius. Humidity will be 45-55% during the day and 80-90% at night.
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Buy a new 4G modem and get 55GB of internet for free Following its strategic purpose of “Easing connectivity, empowering lives!”, “Azercell Telecom” LLC introduces a new Wi-Fi device. As a part of special campaign, customers who purchase 4G modem will receive a prepaid data number and one-time 55Gb internet package, valid for 30 days. The modem is available for 159 AZN.
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Austrian tourist Markus, after leaving the Azerbaijani village of Ilisu following a four-day stay in the Caucasus mountains, sent the homeowner where he stayed his main impression: a photograph he took of a garbage dump in Ilisu, with a cow grazing among plastic bags.
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