Press Review 03/09/13

The official pro-government newspaper published an order of President Ilham Aliyev to allocate Agjabedi 7 million manat for social development.

The same newspapers continue to publish offensive material on the leadership of the National Council and its single presidential candidate Jamil Hasanli.

Azadlig published a critical report by Human Rights Watch about the plight of the rights and freedoms in Azerbaijan.

The election headquarters of the single candidate from the National Council Jamil Hasanli made a meeting. It was noted that they collected 35,000 signatures in favor of the candidate and the campaign continues. The headquarters is planning to hold actions in Baku and in the regions.

Express writes that within 6 months of the year 86 cases of trafficking in human beings were revealed.

In Moscow 22 markets were closed, which adversely affected the Azerbaijanis, who traded there.

The newspaper writes that officials interfering in the activities of entrepreneurs will be punished and the application of sanctions against businessmen is complicated.

Echo

Thousands of Azerbaijani children live in Azerbaijan and the neighboring countries without documents, so in fact they do not formally exist.

Bizim Yol writes that the single candidate of the National Council Jamil Hasanli will not go to London in connection with the election process.

Advertising in connection with the elections will be only arranged on ITV, which is regarded by experts as "elections without advertising."

Yeni Musavat writes that the power demands from the head of the movement El Eldar Namazov providing some documents, the content of which is unknown.

The single candidate from the National Council Jamil Hasanli believes that with the increase in oil revenues the government has become increasingly authoritarian. -0 -