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Baku/13.12.21/Turan:On the evening of December 13, fFour close relatives of the political prisoner Saleh Rustamov began a hunger strike as a sign of solidarity. They told reporters about this in front of the Medical Institution of the Penitentiary Service, where Saleh has been on a hunger strike for 38 days.
The hunger strike will continue at his apartment.brother of the convict Tale Rustamov said. “Tomorrow other relatives and friends will join us,” he added. -0-
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2021 December 13 (Monday) 17:39:22
Saleh Rustamov's relatives joined his hunger strike
Baku/13.12.21/Turan:On the evening of December 13, fFour close relatives of the political prisoner Saleh Rustamov began a hunger strike as a sign of solidarity. They told reporters about this in front of the Medical Institution of the Penitentiary Service, where Saleh has been on a hunger strike for 38 days.
The hunger strike will continue at his apartment.brother of the convict Tale Rustamov said. “Tomorrow other relatives and friends will join us,” he added. -0-
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