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Azerbaijan's Extravagant Olive Trees - by Arifa Kazimova
Azerbaijan Remembers a Brave Journalist - by Vugar Gojayev
Khojalylized Azerbaijan - by Adil Asgarov
Bananyar Updates - by Vugar Gojayev
What is Happening in Bananyar? - by Vugar Gojayev
From Dolma and Eurovision to Da Vinci Wars - by Elmar Chakhtakhtinski
Battle for Democracy Fought Through Internet - by Vugar Gojayev
Blood, Oil, and Borat in Azerbaijan - by Alexander Zaitchik
Historic Breakthrough Controversies: Will Azerbaijani Lands Be Free Soon - By Leyla Aliyeva
Contract of the Century: Myths and Realities - By Dr. Gubad Ibadoglu
Speech at the University of Richmond on Adnan and Emin - by Elmar Chakhtakhtinski
Open Letter To A Judge - by Leyla Yunus
Plight of Bloggers Gains International Support - by Vugar Gojayev
Azerbaijan's Steady Descent Into Authoritarianism - by Elmar Chakhtakhtinski
Matter Matters, Existence Exists - by Erkin Gadirli
F For Freedom - by Tahsin Ashurov
U.S. Leaves South Caucasus to Russia... By Doing Nothing - by Gorkhmaz Asgarov
New NGO Law Might Cripple Civic Organizations In Azerbaijan - by Vugar Gojayev
"We Had It Once..." - by Gorkhmaz Asgarov
"West Should Withdraw Support For Regime In Baku" - By Bart Wood
History Overshadows Hope On Turkey's Armenain Border - by Daren Butler
Council of Europe: Sleeping Beauty - By Andres Herkel
In Memory of Elmar Huseynov - By Vugar Gojayev
In the Name Of Holy Pipeline - by Leyla Aliyeva
Extending A Hand To the Islamic World - by Amb. Anne Derse
When Balance Policy Blows Up In Your Face - by Gorkhmaz Asgarov

Azerbaijan - Turkmenistan of the Caucasus - by Gorkhmaz Asgarov

George Washington or Islam Karimov? - by Gorkhmaz Asgarov
In Defense of Hope and Dignity - by S. A. Mirzayev
Heydarism - by S. A. Mirzayev

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Azerbaijan court rejects 'donkey video' bloggers' appeal

BAKU. March 10, 2010. An Azerbaijani court on Wednesday rejected an appeal by two bloggers jailed after satirizing the government with an Internet video that showed a donkey giving a press conference, their lawyer said.

The case of the bloggers intensified concerns about media freedoms in Azerbaijan, an oil-rich mainly Muslim republic on the Caspian Sea which has been repeatedly accused by rights groups of curbing free speech.

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Elnur Aslanov: U.S. Congress Demonstrated Double Standards

Baku. March 8, 2010:  “The adoption of the alleged Armenian genocide resolution by the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs is the demonstration of double standards,” said Elnur Aslanov, chief of the political analysis and informational provision department of Azerbaijan’s Presidential Administration, APA reports. Elnur Aslanov said first of all, one-vote margin after the recount was confusing.

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Iceland Review's Photographer Detained In Sumgayit for Taking Photos of Polluted City

BAKU: Iceland Review's photographer and deputy editor Pall Stefansson was arrested twice in Azerbaijan while shooting photos for a book on the world's most polluted places. Sumqayit, Azerbaijan's third largest city, is among these places.

Stefansson arrived in Azerbaijan on Thursday last week. "I noticed that I caught attention in the industrial district. In the end I was taken to a police station and questioned for three hours," he told mbl.is.
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Azeri Corruption Screaming From Dubai

Villa Owned by 12 yrs old Heydar AliyevPALM JUMERIAH. March 5, 2010: The Washington Post made a journalist investigation uncovering the purchase of expensive real estate under the name of the children of the Azeri president Ilham Aliyev. The newspaper writes that Ilham Aliyev's annual salary as president is the equivalent of $228,000, far short of what is needed to buy even the smallest Palm property.

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CE Commissioner Thomas Hammerberg Discusses Human Rights In Azerbaijan

BAKU. March 5, 2010: Thomas Hammerberg, Commissioner of the Council of Europe for Human Rights, continues his official visit to Azerbaijan. Yesterday he had already visited Nakhchivan, including the village of Bananyar, where the shocking police brutalities had been reported. Thomas Hammerberg also met with the Azeri president Ilham Aliyev and other senior officials in the Azeri government discussing the human rights.

Today, Thomas Hammerberg met with the representatives of Azerbaijani media. Hammerberg held a meeting with Azer Ahmadov, Azadlig daily’s executive director, Mehman Aliyev, director of Turan Information Agency, and Vusala Mahirgyzy, director of the APA News Agency at the Baku office of the Council of Europe.

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Miklos Haraszti Attacked Azeri Government's Handling of the Local Media

VIENNA. March 4, 2010: The Representative on Freedom of the Media Miklós Haraszti made a report to the Permanent Council of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) regarding the situation with freedom of media at the OSCE member-states. Speaking about the situation in Azerbaijan, Harazsti had this to say: “I am following the case of young video bloggers Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli. 

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French Ambassador Gabriel Keller: Armenian Diaspora Does Not Influence Foreign Policy of France

BAKU. March 4, 2010: Turan News Agency interviewed Gabriel Keller, the French ambassador to Azerbaijan asking questions about the foreign and domestic policy issues affecting the relations between Azerbaijan and France.  Below is the full text of the interview:

Question: - Dear Mr. Ambassador, the French embassy has released a statement for the press explaining the military cooperation agreement signed between Armenia and France in Paris. Meanwhile, Azerbaijani officials say that France should be excluded from the OSCE Minsk Group for its pro-Armenian position. What would you say about that?
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Dear Supporters of Dictatorship in Azerbaijan...

News You Can't Use

Lately, complaints have been raised about the particular communication style of the critics of Azeri government. Namely, they have been accused of using insulting terms against those who openly or indirectly defend the Azerbaijani dictatorship. Such name-calling as “suckup” and “toady” to describe their position seem to fall short of the high conversation standards the pro-government forces would prefer to maintain. It should also be noted that the use of police sticks, arbitrary arrests, extra-judicial beatings and torture by the authorities constitutes an integral component of any intelligent and civil public discourse, and does not in any way warrant reverting to demeaning expressions against the government and its supporters.  Indeed, such an important matter deserves appropriate reflection. The question to be answered is: “What would be the non-insulting, diplomatic and respectful, but yet correct and descriptive, term for such groups?”

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Eynulla Fatullayev Says Colonel of MNS Akif Chovdarov Killed Journalist Elmar Huseynov

BAKU. March 3, 2010: Accused journalist Eynulla Fatullayev appealed to the Baku Appellate Court against the Garadagh Court’s decision to prolong the investigation against him for additional two months to include the new accusation of illegal drug possession. A copy of the appeal was sent to Turan agency.... "Others stopped investigating, but I continued, and came to the conclusion that all suspicions led to one person – the MNS officer Akif Chovdarov," he said.  In this regard, Fatullayev sent letters to Deputy National Security Minister Hilal Asadov and the Attorney General, informed lawyers Isakhan Ashurov and Elton Guliyev, as well as the human rights defenders Murad and Rena Saddadinovs.  Fatullayev believes that was the main reason for his arrest.

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Su-25 Plane of Azeri Airforce Crashed

BAKU. March 3, 2010: Today, the Azeri Defense Ministry reported that Azerbaijan’s military plane SU-25 crashed in Shamkir region during the training flight at 17:00.  The local media reported about the possibility of pre-crash explosion in the plane.  The pilot Famil Mammadli died.  Defense Ministry and Military Prosecutor Office are investigating the incident. The latest military plane crash, prior to this incident, was on January 29, 2008, when MIG-29 crashed near the village of Shurabad.  Both pilots had died in that case. The plane crashed into the sea and sunk (Turan).

 
Azerbaijani-Americans for Democracy Commemorates Elmar Huseynov, Holds Azeri Authorities Responsible

WASHINGTON. March 2, 2010. Azerbaijani-Americans for Democracy (AZAD) issued a press-release commemorating the late journalist Elmar Huseynov who was murdered exactly five years ago in Baku. The statement holds the Azerbaijani authorities responsible for failure to bring his killers to justice and condemns the creation of an environment where journalists and dissidents are killed, routinely jailed and physically attacked.

AZAD appeals to the US government and Congress and the international community at large to consider this and other cases of persecution of free speech in formulating their relations with the regime in Baku and take concrete steps in defense of freedom and democracy in Azerbaijan.

Below is the text of the press-release:

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Elmar Huseynov Commemorated by Political Parties, Foreign Diplomats, Media and NGO Representatives

BAKU. March 2, 2010: Representatives of Azerbaijan’s pro-democracy political forces visited Elmar Huseynov’s grave on the occasion of fifth anniversary of his death. Elmar Huseynov was the editor of the anti-government magazine “Monitor.” On March 2, 2005 he was shot several times and killed at the doorsteps of his apartment by unidentified people.

Journalists, party leaders, diplomatic missions, etc, participated in the ceremony, and expressed indignation that this murder case is still uncovered.

"This murder will be uncovered only after the resignation of the people representing the incumbent political regime in Azerbaijan," said Isa Gambar, leader of Musavat party.

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Murdered Journalist's Widow Looking for Justice at European Court of Human Rights

BAKU. March 2, 2010: Rushana Huseynova, the widow of Monitor magazine’s murdered editor-in-chief Elmar Huseynov, has emigrated to Norway. Recently, she has filed a lawsuit at the European Court of Human Rights against the Azerbaijani government with help from the Norwegian Helsinki Committee. Huseynova and Berit Lindeman, chairman of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, answered questions from Turan.

- Why did you decide to take the matter to court?

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William Burns: U.S. Is Committed to Enhance Regional Security In South Caucasus

WASHINGTON DC. March 2, 2010: "The United States is a strong friend of Azerbaijan and is committed to working together with the Azerbaijani government and its people to support the development of a secure, prosperous, and democratic state," said U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs William Burns.

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Elmar Huseynov Commemorated: Will This Crime Be Uncovered?

BAKU. March 1, 2010: Elmar Huseynov Foundation held an event dedicated to the fifth anniversary of Elmar Huseynov, an Azeri journalist with dissident political views who was shot dead in front of his house five year ago on March 2, 2005.  Elmar Huseynov’s friends, diplomats, deputies and politicians spoke about the reasons behind this murder and its consequences.

"It was a shot against Azeri journalism," said Shabaz Khuduoglu, chairman of Elmar Huseynov Foundation.  The murder frightened the journalists, and shattered the belief in protection of the press by the state. "I do not believe this crime will be uncovered, " he said.
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Eynulla Fatullayev: They Want to Kill Me Too!

BAKU. March 1, 2010: Eynulla Fatullayev, the jailed editor-in-Chief of Realny Azerbaijan, has appealed to the Interior Minister, the head of the Penitentiary Service, Amnesty International, Reporters without Borders, and the Journalists Protection Committee about harassments against him. In his appeal, the journalist stated that the operation "Heroine" against him in December, was part of a plan to kill him.

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Azerbaijan Marks 18th Anniversary of Khojali Genocide

BAKU. February 26, 2010: Today Azerbaijan observes the 18th anniversary of the Khojali genocide. At night from February 25 to February 26, Khojali, the second largest town in Mountainous Garabagh, was attacked and occupied by the military forces of the Armenian separatists with the help of the Russian army’s motorized infantry battalion No. 366.

The Armenian and Russian soldiers seized the city and savagely killed hundreds of people, including pregnant women, children, and old people. For several days, the invaders executed prisoners, raped women and children, decapitated heads and hanged soldiers. click here for video

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Peter Semneby Visited Jailed Journalist Eynulla Fatullayev

 

BAKU. February 26, 2010: Peter Semneby, thе EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus, paid a two-day visit to Azerbaijan on Wednesday and Thursday. He met with the Azeri president Ilham Aliyev, Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov and other representatives of the government.  Semneby also made a point by visiting the jailed journalist Eynulla Fatullayev at Kurdakhani detention facility.  The EU press-office did not disclose the details of that meeting (Turan).

 
Interview with U.S. Congressman Michael McMahon

WASHINGTON DC. February 26, 2010: TURAN’s Washington DC correspondent interviewed the U.S. Congressman Michael McMahon, who recently joined the working group on Azerbaijan in Congress:

 

Q. There are some worries in Baku about the U.S.-Azerbaijan relations: The new ambassador of the U.S. to Azerbaijan has still not been appointed (for more than 6 months), and there have not been many high level visits between the two countries for that period. Do you share these worries?

 

A. I agree that the U.S. should appoint an Ambassador to Azerbaijan as soon as possible.

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Mirza Sakit Leaving to Germany

BAKU. February 25, 2010: The satirical poet and former political prisoner, Mirza Sakit, has been invited to Germany by The Protection of Political Prisoners Society for a year, Sakit told Turan.

"I am going to leave on March 10 for Hamburg. All expenses will be paid by Germany, and I will be given a monthly grant. I will spend the time translating and publishing my books in German. I want to write a new book on Azerbaijan’s political life," he said.

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Iran Is Willing to Buy More Gas From Azerbaijan

BAKU. February 25, 2010: Currently Azerbaijan is exporting to Iran y 2 million cubic meters of gas daily, Iranian ambassador to Baku Mamedbagir Bahrami said at the press-conference on Februaty 25.

According to the contract signed in mid January in Baku, 800,000 cubic meters of this volume is transported to Nakhchivan, and 1,2 million cubic meters to the northern provinces of Iran.

Throughput capacity of Azerbaijan’s gas pipeline to Iran is 2 billion cubic meters. Iran is ready to buy from Azerbaijan up to 5 billion cubic meters of gas a year, and Azerbaijan is ready to increase throughput capacity up to the noted volume, the ambassador said.
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Civic Sector Discussing the New Amendments to Laws on NGO and Media

BAKU. February 24, 2010: The latest amendments to the Azerbaijani legislations related to media and NGO activities were a focus of attention of debates held at the Norwegian Human Rights House on February 23. Representatives of Azerbaijani civil society, international organizations and foreign human rights defenders took part in discussions.

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Peter Semneby Discusses Human Rights With Azeri Government

BAKU. February 24, 2010: Yesterday, RFE/RL correspondent Anna Zamejc interviewed Peter Semneby, the EU Special Representative on South Caucasus asking questions about the purposes of his visit:

How do you view these amendments? Some claim they further undermine the freedom of media in Azerbaijan, particularly hamper investigative journalism.

This is among the topics that not only I have brought up but also other representatives of the EU have brought up. There are indeed aspects here I should call “questionable”.

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Dissident Political Activist Rza Nuriyev Died in Nakhchivan

NAKHCHIVAN. February 24, 2010: Yesterday, Rza Nuriyev, the chairman of Julfa District branch of the opposition Popular Front Party of Azerbaijan (PFPA) died out of a heart attack.  Rza Nuriyev had been accused by the Nakhchivani authorities of stirring up disturbances in Bananyar village on December 28, 2009.  Shortly after the police crackdown on the village Rza Nuriyev had been abducted by unknown people and taken away.  It appeared that he had been arrested by the Nakhchivani security forces, which kept him in captivity for 17 days.  Rza Nuriyev was released from jail on January 22. For more on human rights situation in Nakhchivan see NHC Report: "Nakhchivan: Azerbaijan's Dark Island" (Azerireport).

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UN Recognizes March 21 as International Day of Nowruz Holiday

NEW York. February 24, 2010: The General Assembly this afternoon recognized the International Day of Nowruz, a spring festival of Persian origin, and moved back the dates of the next high-level dialogue on Financing for Development, as it continued its sixty-fourth session.   According to the preamble of the resolution on the International Day (document A/64/L.30/Rev.2), Nowruz, which means new day, is celebrated on 21 March, the day of the vernal equinox, by more than 300 million people worldwide as the beginning of the new year. The text was introduced by Azerbaijan’s representative, who said that, as a holiday celebrated in many parts of the world with themes important to all humanity, Nowruz encouraged intercultural dialogue and understanding. 

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Arif Yunus: Azeri Government Pushing People Toward Political Islam

BAKU. February 23, 2010: At least 5-7% believers in Azerbaijan practice Islam. However, all people discontent with the current regime can unite under the Islamic banner,” said Arif Yunus, author of “Islam In Azerbaijan” book, in his interview to Turan.

The authorities have almost suppressed the secular democratic opposition, strengthened pressure on the civil society and now started pressuring the religious organizations. In Azerbaijan, as in Uzbekistan, all protesting forces are in the process of uniting under the Islamic slogans, Yunus said.
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Muslim Organizations Established a Committee to Protect the Rights of Arrested Islamists

BAKU. February 23, 2010: Five Islamists that were involved in the clashes with policemen on February 13 have been arrested. On that time over hundred believers attempted to march from Haji Soltan Ali mosque to the Alley of Martyrs marking the day of Prophet Mohammad’s death. click here for video  Akif Heydarli, press officer of the Islamic party, said the party had set up a Committee to Protect the detained activists and that the Committee would hold its first session today.   “We think that the arrests are illegal and we will achieve their release. We are going to appeal to the international community,” Heydarli said.

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Russia Appointed a New Co-Chairman to OSCE Minsk Group

YEREVAN. February 23, 2010: Igor Popov, Russian Ambassador to Mozambique since 2005, will replace Yuri Merzlyakov as the OSCE Minsk Group’s Russian co-chair, a diplomatic source in Yerevan reported.

The Estonian media report that Yuri Merzlyakov will be appointed the Russian Ambassador to Estonia. Igor V. Popov (born in 1954) graduated from Moscow State Institute for International Affairs (MGIMO) in 1976. He has been working at the Russian Foreign Ministry since 1981. Popov has held various diplomatic positions at the Russian Foreign Ministry and Russian diplomatic missions abroad. In 2000 he was appointed First Department Deputy Director for Commonwealth of Independent States. Since 2005 Popov has served in the capacity of Russian Ambassador to Mozambique. Igor Popov is Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 2nd class. He knows English and Portuguese. Azerbaijan has not commented on the information about Popov’s appointment, yet (Turan-ArmInfo).

 
Picketing In Front of Iranian Embassy In Baku

BAKU. February 22, 2010: Today at 12.00 noon about 100 activists of the World Congress of Azerbaijanis and Movement of National Liberation of South Azerbaijan staged an unauthorized demonstration in front of the Iranian embassy in Baku. Click here for video The action was a response to an action of protest held in front of the Azeri embassy in Iran, where the protesters burned the Azeri flag to make their point about the police violence against Islamist rally in Baku on February 13

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Speaker of Azeri Parliament Concluded Three-Day Visit to Iran

TEHERAN. February 22, 2010: An official Azeri delegation led by the speaker of the Azeri parliament Ogtay Asadov concluded three-day visit to Iran.

Before the visit, the Azerbaijani flag was burnt down during protests in Tehran.  Another problematic point was that the media controlled by the Azeri government had earlier accused Iran of organizing of anti-government action in Baku on February 13.

Meanwhile, Ogtay Asadov was received by the Iranian President, the parliamentary chairman, and the chief of the Iranian Foreign Ministry’s Supreme Security Council.

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U.S. Diplomat Visited Nakhchivan

BAKU/22.02.10/TURAN: Terry Davidson, Head of Public relations Department of the U.S. Embassy visited Nakhchivan. It was familiarizing visit, Davidson told Turan.  The U.S. diplomat visited Nakhchivan’s Education Ministry, State University and the Milli Mejlis and had talks on possible cooperation.

Davidson said during his conversations with Nakhchivan’s leadership he discussed the situation with human rights, freedom of speech and democracy.
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Azerbaijan in International Media

"Baku Support for US 'Genocide' Measure Questioned," by Fulya Ozerkan, Hurriyyat, March 8, 2010

"Azeri President's 11-year-old Son Owns Dubai Mansions," The Times, March 6, 2010

"Azeri President's Son Owns Luxury Dubai Property," by Andrew Hough, the Telegraph Daily, March 5, 2010

"If These Mansions Could Talk..." by Andrew Higgins, March 5, 2010

"First Lady of Azerbaijan Receives Prestigious French Award," RFE/RL, Feb. 17, 2010

"He Asked for a Blessing Before He Died," Babek Bekir, RFE/RL, Feb 2, 2010

"Turkey-Armenia Pact Hits Snags," WSJ, Jan.27, 2010

"Bahamas Rejects US Extradition Bid for Victor Kozeny," ABC News, Jan. 27, 2010

"Did the World Get What it Wanted?" RFE/RL, Jan. 20, 2010

"U.S., Norwegian Officials Kept From Azerbaijani Village," RFE/RL, Jan. 13, 2010

"The Middle Class..." by Charles Recknagel, RFE/RL, Jan. 12, 2010

"Dynasty In North Africa," by Wolfram Lacher, Guardian, Jan. 4, 2010

"Low Turnout and Alleged Violations Mar Azerbaijani Local Elections," RFE/RL, January 4, 2010

"Azerbaijan: Webcams Used for "Transparent" Municipal Elections," by Mina Muradova, Eurasianet, Dec. 23, 2009

"Blogger's Appeal Conviction as Europe Slams Baku on Media Rights," by Jessica Powley Hayden, Eurasianet, Dec. 22, 2009

"Azeri bloggers test limits of democracy" By Tom Esslemont, BBC, Dec. 21, 2009

"Arms Siezed In Thailand Were Iran-Bound," by D. Michaels and M. Coker, WSJ, Dec. 21, 2009

"Azerbaijan is not America's Friend," by Aslan Amani, Washington Times, Dec. 19, 2009

"EU Parliament Puts Spotlight on Azerbaijan," RFE/RL, Dec. 16, 2009

"Turkey Has No Ottoman Nostalgia," by Suat Kiniklioglu, The Daily Star, Dec. 14, 2009

"Russia Halts Gas to Armenia," Straits Times, Dec. 14, 2009

"Blair Told by Azeri Victims: Give Your Speaker Fee to Charity," by Nick Meo and Robert Mendick, Telegraph Daily, Dec. 13, 2009

"Blair is Paid Thousands of Pounds in Azerbaijan," the Independent, Dec. 6, 2009

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Videos

February 13, 2010 - Police Attacks Islamic Rally in Downtown Baku

January 22, 2010 - RSF Video on Picketing in front of Azeri Embassy In Paris (Adnan Hajizade and Emin Milli)

Dec. 21, 2009 - BBC Video-report On Media Restrictions In Azerbaijan

Dec. 17, 2009 - MEP Marietje Schaake Speaks on Human Rights In Azerbaijan

Dec. 17, 2009 - Joe Higgins's Speech at European Parliament on Human Rights in Azerbaijan

Dec. 10, 2009 - Student Rally at Essex University in Support of Arrested Azeri Bloggers

November 21, 2009 - AZAD Chairman's Speech at Richmond University (Sep. 11, 2009)

November 20, 2009 - Documentary Film About Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli

September 28, 2009 - Hikmat Hajizadeh talks about his son Adnan Hajizadeh

September 22, 2009 - Elmar Mammadyarov Faces Human Rights Questions at Columbia University

September 4, 2009 - Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli Taken to Court In Handcuffs

August 28, 2009 - Action of Protest in Washington DC In Support of Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli - 2

August 28, 2009 - Action of Protest in Washington DC In Support of Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli - 1

"Donkey Video," Over Which Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli Were Arrested

July 31, 2009 - Action of Protest in London for Adnan Hajizadeh and Emin Milli

July 21, 2009 - Al-Jazeera report on arrest of Adnan Hajizada and Emin Milli

June 30, 2009 - Local NGO Leaders Protest NGO Amendments in Azerbaijan

June 29, 2009 - Amnesty International Picketing In Front of Azeri Embassy in Great Britain

Commemoration of College Shooting Victims by Azeri Diaspora In US - May 10, 2009

Student Protest Against Flower Holiday in Baku - May 10, 2009

Student Rally At the Oil Academy In Baku - May 1, 2009

BBC Report on Constitutional Referendum In Azerbaijan - March 15, 2009

Opposition Protest Against Constitutional Changes - Dec. 24, 2008

Oil Contamination In Azerbaijan - Al Jazeera, October 29, 2008

Al Jazeera Report on Corruption in Azerbaijan - October 29, 2008

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