Baku / 11.01.19 / Turan: Relatives of the participants of yesterday"s protest in front of the Azerbaijani embassy in Berlin were called to the police. This was announced by one of the activists of the Azerbaijani political emigration Rafig Tamrazov.
The action was held by two dozen political emigrants under the slogans of freedom to blogger Mehman Huseynov and other political prisoners.
According to the coordinator of the movement "Choose a Democratic Azerbaijan" Rafik Tamrazov, a relative of Elmir Shiraliyeva, a resident of the Fizuli district Ruslan Adilov was called to the police.
The relatives and other members of the movement and participants in yesterday"s and previous actions against human rights violations in Azerbaijan are under pressure. -05 / 16D-
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