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Baku/17.07.20/Turan: Lawyer Neimat Karimli was not allowed to meet with his client, a member of the PFPA Presidium Asif Yusifli. He was also not allowed to take part in the investigative actions, the lawyer himself told Turan.
Yusifli was detained on July 17 in front of his house. The reason is his participation in a night rally in front of parliament on July 15. He is currently under interrogation at the Main Investigation Department of the General Prosecutor's Office.
“I arrived at the office, presented a warrant, but they didn’t let me in. They said, "Send the order by mail." This is a violation of the law,” Karimli said, adding that he would complain to the Prosecutor General's Office.
Freelance reporters Firudin Salimov and Anar Abdullayev were delivered to the same department.
Their relatives, waiting on the street for news, were fined for violating the quarantine regime. -021C-
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