On January 9, at the trial in the Baku Serious Crimes Court for the case of the seven activists of the NIDA and members of the organization "Free Youth", the testimonies of the accused Zaur Gurbanly and Ilkin Rustamzade, originally obtained at the preliminary investigation, were read.
This decision was taken due to the fact that they, like other defendants, refused to testify at this stage of the investigation.
The young people also said they did not plead guilty, and do not understand the charges, Turan was told by the lawyer Rashid Hajili. However, both the accused answered the questions of the prosecutor.
The judge Javid Huseynov congratulated Gurbanly for his birthday on January 12.
The young people were charged with preparing riots during protests on March 10 in Baku in Fountain Square. They were also charged with illegal possession of explosives, drugs, and hooliganism. -16B06-
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