Baku / 19.10.17 / Turan: The reporter of the sports newspaper "Futbol +" Shafi Shafiev was summoned to the Main Department for Combating Organized Crime (MDCO) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on October 19, Shafiev told Turan. Prior to visiting the office, he did not know the reasons for summoning.
It turned out that the MDCO is not happy with claims of photos and video about mass protests in Baku on October 15-16, 2003 after the presidential elections in Azerbaijan, which he shared on Facebook.
Though Shafiev went to the police with a lawyer Elchin Sadygov, the latter was not allowed into the office.
The journalist made a comment about the fact that he shared a photo of a police officer, who now holds a high post in the Interior Ministry.
Shafiev was "recommended" no longer share such content on the Internet, after that he was released.
On October 16, 2003, a mass protest took place on the Azadlig Square in Baku against the officially announced data on the results of the presidential elections, the winner of which was Ilham Aliyev.
Police forces and Internal troops dispersed many thousands of a rally participanst. -05B06-
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