Delegates from the International Parliamentary Conference on “Parliamentarism: Traditions and Perspectives,” held at the Milli Majlis, have begun their visit to Garabagh, Azernews reports.
Day: December 8, 2024
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Video shows journalist getting beaten by Georgian police while covering protests CNN
- Opinion | The Georgia Protests Are Fueled by Fury The New York Times
- 48 detained in crackdown on pro-EU protests in Georgia POLITICO Europe
- Four Scenarios for the Protests in Georgia Foreign Policy
- Fireworks light up pro-EU protests in Georgia Reuters
- Police in Georgia turn increasingly brutal as mass protests over ending EU talks enter second week The Associated Press
- Georgian journalists allege brutal beatings as protests rage against ending EU talks ABC News
- Georgians vow to continue pro-EU protests ‘until victory’ Euronews
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Video shows journalist getting beaten by Georgian police while covering protests CNN
- Opinion | The Georgia Protests Are Fueled by Fury The New York Times
- Fireworks light up pro-EU protests in Georgia Reuters
- 48 detained in crackdown on pro-EU protests in Georgia POLITICO Europe
- Four Scenarios for the Protests in Georgia Foreign Policy
- Police in Georgia turn increasingly brutal as mass protests over ending EU talks enter second week The Associated Press
- Thousands of pro-EU protesters march on Georgia Parliament Le Monde
- Georgians vow to continue pro-EU protests ‘until victory’ Euronews
On Friday, 6 December 2024, beginning around 1pm Baku local time, our newsroom lost contact with a number of individuals, some of whom who collaborate with Meydan TV.
While trying to reestablish contact, we learned that these individuals are currently being held at the Baku City Police Department. They are the following:
Khayala Agayeva / Xəyalə Ağayeva
Aytaj Ahmadova (Tapdig) / Aytac Əhmədova (Tapdıq)
Aynur Ganbarova (Elgunesh) / Aynur Qənbərova (Elgünəş)
Ramin Jabrayilzade (Deko) (independent journalist) / Ramin Cəbrayılzadə
Natig Javadli / Natiq Cavadlı
Aysel Umudova
The homes of some of the journalists named above were searched, and personal equipment and some of their belongings were seized.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ramin Jabrailzade (Deko) was detained based on information received regarding the illegal import of foreign currency into the country. In addition, several individuals were detained as part of the investigation. Ramin Deko works as an independent journalist and reporter.
We as the management of Meydan TV, firmly state that the detention and interrogation of our journalists is illegal, and we refute all accusations.
Since the day we started our activities over a decade ago, our brave journalists have been arrested, and they and their families have been subjected to persecution. Journalists who cooperate with us have been illegally banned from leaving the country, and have been surveilled by Pegasus spyware, among other forms of pressure.
Our website has been officially banned within the country’s borders since 2017, and Oor social media channels have repeatedly been subjected to cyberattacks.
Despite these attempts to silence us, we at Meydan TV have continued our work as journalists, publicized the events taking place in the country and the problems of ordinary citizens, and have done this all free of censorship.
Our goal has always been to be an independent and alternative media organization in Azerbaijan, informing our audience daily. The pressures and accusations against us since our establishment are groundless, and these novel attacks will neither silence us nor stop our work.
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On Friday, 6 December 2024, beginning around 1pm Baku local time, our newsroom lost contact with a number of individuals, some of whom who collaborate with Meydan TV.
While trying to reestablish contact, we learned that these individuals are currently being held at the Baku City Police Department. They are the following:
Khayala Agayeva / Xəyalə Ağayeva
Aytaj Ahmadova (Tapdig) / Aytac Əhmədova (Tapdıq)
Aynur Ganbarova (Elgunesh) / Aynur Qənbərova (Elgünəş)
Ramin Jabrayilzade (Deko) (independent journalist) / Ramin Cəbrayılzadə
Natig Javadli / Natiq Cavadlı
Aysel Umudova
The homes of some of the journalists named above were searched, and personal equipment and some of their belongings were seized.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ramin Jabrailzade (Deko) was detained based on information received regarding the illegal import of foreign currency into the country. In addition, several individuals were detained as part of the investigation. Ramin Deko works as an independent journalist and reporter.
We as the management of Meydan TV, firmly state that the detention and interrogation of our journalists is illegal, and we refute all accusations.
Since the day we started our activities over a decade ago, our brave journalists have been arrested, and they and their families have been subjected to persecution. Journalists who cooperate with us have been illegally banned from leaving the country, and have been surveilled by Pegasus spyware, among other forms of pressure.
Our website has been officially banned within the country’s borders since 2017, and Oor social media channels have repeatedly been subjected to cyberattacks.
Despite these attempts to silence us, we at Meydan TV have continued our work as journalists, publicized the events taking place in the country and the problems of ordinary citizens, and have done this all free of censorship.
Our goal has always been to be an independent and alternative media organization in Azerbaijan, informing our audience daily. The pressures and accusations against us since our establishment are groundless, and these novel attacks will neither silence us nor stop our work.
The post Meydan TV’s statement regarding latest arrests of journalists appeared first on MEYDAN.TV.
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Thousands rally in Georgia’s 12th day of pro-EU protests Al Jazeera English
- Opinion | The Georgia Protests Are Fueled by Fury The New York Times
- Why are thousands of Georgians protesting day after day? DW (English)
- Fireworks light up pro-EU protests in Georgia Reuters
- Opinion | The Georgia Protests Are Fueled by Fury The New York Times
- 48 detained in crackdown on pro-EU protests in Georgia POLITICO Europe
- Four Scenarios for the Protests in Georgia Foreign Policy
- Police in Georgia turn increasingly brutal as mass protests over ending EU talks enter second week The Associated Press
- Thousands of pro-EU protesters march on Georgia Parliament Le Monde
- Georgian PM vows to ‘eradicate liberal fascism’ amid crackdown on pro-EU protests FRANCE 24 English
- Pro-EU membership rallies across Georgia enter second week Euronews