The European Court of Human Rights has issued another ruling against the Government of Azerbaijan.
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Democracy index in Azerbaijan: Historical fluctuations and the current situation
New data published by the Our World in Data platform reflects the complex historical trajectory of the democracy index in Azerbaijan over the past two centuries.
Read more “Democracy index in Azerbaijan: Historical fluctuations and the current situation”Committee to Protect Journalists expresses concern over threats against Farid Ismayilov
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has expressed concern over death threats made against Farid Ismayilov, a detained employee of Toplum TV.
Read more “Committee to Protect Journalists expresses concern over threats against Farid Ismayilov”“Flood them with fans!” A new support campaign from independent media
Amid the ongoing crackdown on independent media in Azerbaijan, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and Azerbaijani media outlets operating in exile Free Voices Collective, Meydan TV, Toplum TV and Qazetci have launched a postcard campaign titled “Flood them with fans” to support imprisoned journalist Sevinc Vagifgizi.
Read more ““Flood them with fans!” A new support campaign from independent media”Ulviyya Ali placed under pre-trial detention
The journalist Ulviyya Ali, who was detained on the night of May 7, has been given a detention measure for a period of 1 month and 29 days.
Read more “Ulviyya Ali placed under pre-trial detention”When advocating for peace becomes treason — the arrest of Bahruz Samadov
Azerbaijan’s arrest of researcher and writer Bahruz Samadov has led to widespread outcry, and speculation about the implications for the prospect of peace or further war with Armenia.
Read more “When advocating for peace becomes treason — the arrest of Bahruz Samadov”Nagorno-Karabakh ‘on the verge of humanitarian crisis’
The Lachin Corridor, the road connecting Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia, has been blocked for over 48 hours, cutting off the region’s imports of food and medical supplies. Since Tuesday evening, the gas supply to the region has also been disconnected.
Read more “Nagorno-Karabakh ‘on the verge of humanitarian crisis’”Not everything is calm in the Baku Sultanate
Up to one hundred people were detained during a protest in Baku. Those who came to the rally organized by the opposition Popular Front Party demanded freedom of assembly, the release of political prisoners, the opening of Azerbaijan’s land borders and the holding of free elections.
Read more “Not everything is calm in the Baku Sultanate”Azerbaijani people reaction to the war
Azerbaijan’s unprovoked attack on the territory of Armenia stirred up a wave of discontent in Azerbaijan itself. Despite the ongoing propaganda and patriotic slogans, many were dissatisfied with Aliyev’s actions.
Read more “Azerbaijani people reaction to the war”Chair of Azerbaijani democracy group given prison sentence following anti-government posts
Ahmad Mammadli, the chair of an Azerbaijani pro-democracy group, has been sentenced to 30 days in prison by a district court in Baku, following his alleged abduction by plain-clothes police officers.
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