The Narimanov District Court today arrested youth activist of the Popular Front Party of Tural Ibrahim for seven days for "disobeying the police." The Judge Rashad Abdullayev found him guilty under Article 310.1 of the Code of Administrative Violations. Tural is the son of the arrested adviser to the head PPFA Mamed Ibrahim.
The boy was detained by police in the evening on 13 January at the doorstep of his home. He had no conflicts with the police. Relatives believe that the reason for arrest could be critical publications of the activist on Facebook.-03B-
2016 January 14 (Wednesday) 02:30:13
In the evening on January 13, a member of the Youth Committee of the Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (PFPA), Turan Ibrahim was detained.
The young man was arrested when he returned from work directly at the house where the Ibrahim family lives.
This was reported by the younger brother of Turan, Togrul Ibrahim.
According to him, in the yard waiting for Turan were 7-8 people who seized him and took him to the 17th Department of Narimanov District Police Office of Baku.
The activist was accused of not subordinating police, and he will stand trial today.
Note that Turan Ibrahim is the son of the adviser to the PFPA head Mammad Ibrahim, who was arrested earlier on charges of hooliganism. -06B--
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