Baku/26.12.17/Turan: On 26 December the meeting of the Press Council considered a number of complaints regarding a number of Internet resources. In particular, the deputy Elmira Akhundova complained about the site criminal.az and after the consideration of the complaint, the site issued a warning. Another warning was made to the site "vetenperverler.az".
And the materials regarding the site "Dosye.az" have been transferred to the Press Council Commission on the fight against racketeering journalism.
Based on the complaint of the Executive Power of the Narimanov District, the site "gundemxeber.az" is included in the blacklist.
The site "anaxeber.com" is recommended to publish the opinion of the opposite party. With regard to the site reallıq.info materials are transferred to law enforcement agencies, stated the message on the website of the Press Council.
Earlier several sites sued the Press Council, accusing it of violating the rights of the media and exceeding his authority. This happened after the Press Council stated that it had asked the Ministry of Communications to block access to a number of sites for violating journalistic ethics. -05D-
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