Baku / 04.12.17 / Turan: On Tuesday, in jail N16, the appeal of the member of the Presidium of the Supreme Mejlis of the Popular Front Party Mamed Ibrahim on parole in connection with the half-term serving was considered at the Surakhani district court's exit session. The court rejected the request, his relatives said. Judge Elchin Agayev believes that Mamed Ibrahim "did not improve, and does not follow the rules of the colony's order". The defense will appeal.
Ibrahim was arrested on September 30, 2015 on charges of hooliganism (221.1), a complaint was filed by Mikayil Guliyev - a former member of the PFPA. Later, this Article was re-qualified for Article 221.2.2 (hooliganism with the use of weapons).
On March 15 the Narimanov court 15 found Ibrahim guilty and sentenced him to 3 years in prison.
In connection with the pass of 1/3 of the term, Ibrahim has already applied to the court to mitigate the punishment and transfer him to a colony-settlement. However, on November 25, 2016, the Surakhani District Court rejected the petition. Human rights organizations have recognized Ibrahim as a political prisoner. -06B -
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