Baku / 06/13/18 / Turan: The teacher of the private children's center Kids Studio in Baku, who beat a small child, has been detained. Turan was informed by Deputy Chief of the Press Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Orkhan Mansourzadeh.
A few days ago in the social networks there was a video footage of rough treatment of children in the private kindergarten Kids Studio, which aroused indignation and numerous feedback from users.
After that, the management of Kids Studio announced the dismissal of the teacher and the closure of the institution.
In the Yasamal district police department, a criminal case was opened in connection with Article 133 of the Criminal Code (torture), and the teacher Firuza Taghiyeva was detained. Investigative and operational activities are continuing. -03B06-
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