The aide to President discussed issues of political prisoners with human rights activists

    Members of the Monitoring group of human rights organizations, Novella Jafaroglu, Saida Gojamanly and Saadat Bananyarly held a meeting with the aide to Prtesident, Hikmet Hajiyev at the end of the last week.

    The parties discussed the situation around human rights protection in the country, non-governmental organizations and persons recognized as political prisoners by human rights defenders. This was reported to the Turan agency by Novella Jafaroglu.

    According to her, first of all, the NGO issues were raised.

    "We told about NGOs difficulties in the country and their donors-related issues. Hikmet Hajiyev declared that the NGO and donors-related issues would be resolved," Jafaroglu went on.

    It should be noted that human rights activists stressed the necessity of conducting joint monitoring with law enforcement bodies, increasing the role of the population in education, including the struggle against facts of women's violence and drugs.

    Also, the activists submitted the aide a list of political prisoners that included names of 38 people.

    "He stated that measures will be taken in this direction as well," Jafaroglu said.

    It should be added that the meeting was attended by deputy chairman of the supervisory board of the State Agency for NGO Assistance, Vusal Guliyev.

    No reports on the meeting have so far been made by the official structures.

     

    Source - Turan.az


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    05.08.2021 09:15





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