Tofiq Yaqublu
Baku/27.03.20/Turan: Lawyer Elchin Sadigov met on March 27 with his client Tofig Yagublu.
This was reported to Turan by the daughter of the arrested politician Nigar Hazi.
According to her, T. Yagublu is provided with necessary hygiene products.
“He does not complain about the conditions of detention. Send greetings to friends. In the coming days, a hearing will be held in the court of appeal in connection with the arrest of T. Yagublu, ”she said.
Yagublu was detained on March 22 after an accident. Another vehicle hit Yagublu's car, and its driver aggressively attacked the opposition member. However, Yagublu was detained and charged with hooliganism. The court chose a preventive measure in respect of him in the form of an arrest for a period of three months.
International human rights organizations condemned the politician’s arrest on trumped-up charges and demanded his immediate release. —06D-
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