Baku / 29.03.19 / Turan: On Friday a group of political emigrants from Azerbaijan held a protest rally in Berlin in front of the Azerbaijani embassy.
The rally participants demanded the release of all political prisoners, the resignation of the ruling "family regime" and the end of authoritarian rule in Azerbaijan.
Participants said that such actions will continue in front of the all Azerbaijani embassies in Europe until the release of all 85 political prisoners.
Political emigrants demanded an end to corruption and the arbitrariness of officials in the country. The protesters also accused the ruling regime in the country of being unable and unwilling to solve the Karabakh problem, trying to prolong their existence.
Among the protesters was a blogger Ordukhan Temirkhan, Tural Sadigly and other activists living in Western Europe.-03B-
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