By the decision of the Surakhani District Court on Tuesday, an activist of the Popular Front Party Nijat Nizamov has been arrested for 10 days. He is accused of disobeying the lawful demands of police, Turan was told in the PFPA leadership. -16B-
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An activist of the Popular Front Party Nijat Nizamov on January 9 at 16.00 was taken away from his home to the 30th police precinct of the Surakhany district. As of the morning of January 10, he was not released, Deputy Chairman of Azerbaijan Popular Front Party Gozal Bayramli told Turan.
The PFPA activists who came to the police precinct are not provided information about the reasons for the detention.
Bayramli believes Nizamov is likely to stand trial today.
"Usually, in such cases, our activists are on trial for administrative detention," Bayramli said. We could not get comments from the police station staff.
According to the latest information, the morning of 10 January the activist was being taken to the Surakhani court, where he would be arrested administratively.
The man’s fellow activists believe the reason for Nijat’s persecution is his Facebook postings on the trial of the Nardaran case, where he criticized the actions of the authorities. -06D-
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