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. | On behalf of our Swedish Azerbaijanis members in AZER Association (Lund/Malmo-Sweden) I am writing you to inform how sad we are because of your annual Award. We learned from your homepage that CRNI gave its annual Award for Courage in Editorial Cartooning to Iranian cartoonist Mana Neyestani. We believe that he |
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. | The scenario for both Notes may be similar in that the Iranian authorities are arbitrarily depriving Southern Azerbaijanis from their liberty; keep denying their basic human rights; resort to torture in order to force out confessions from activists for acts that only took place in the figment of imagination of the Iranian authorities. However, this Briefing Note provides you evidence that something new is emerging: the panic of the Iranian authorities and incompetence of the politicians in democratic countries in handling the Iranian authorities. We do not intend to indulge you with a political analysis and suffice to human right defence but on this occasion, the boundaries |
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. | Harsh government criticism of the media’s coverage of recent terrorist attacks has prompted vigorous debate on whether press freedom and peace are contradictory goals.
Footage of families mourning fallen soldiers and interviews |
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. | Dimity Medvedev, Barack Obama and Nicholas Sarkozy called on the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to accelerate work on the main principles of settlement of the conflict in order to begin drafting a peace agreement.
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. | The Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA) welcomes the June 21, 2010, decision of the US Supreme Court in the case of Humanitarian Law Project v. U.S. Attorney General Holder, Secretary of State Clinton. HLP sued the United States claiming that providing lobbying, public relations, legal services and other types of assistance to the PKK terrorist organization was freedom of speech protected by the US Constitution. |
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. | June 20, 1984 – Vienna, Austria
A bomb explodes in a vehicle owned by the Assistant Labor and Social Affairs Counselor of the Turkish Embassy, Erdogan Ozen, killing Ozen and seriously injuring five Austrian |
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. | Please find enclosed Briefing Note to communicate the ongoing repressive acts of the Iranian authorities, arbitrarily depriving Southern Azerbaijanis from their liberty and preventing them from their right to association in marking the Anniversary of the May 2006 Mass Protests. Table 1 lists some twenty individual activists arbitrarily detained and tortured by the Iranian authorities |
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. | After a long delay in updating the site, BayBak will be active again. All supportive comments received when the site was down are appreciated. |
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. | BayBak will not be updated till next announcement. We apologise for the delay and are working hard to solve the problems and get online soon.
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. | A statement released by the Directorate said the following: “2 ambulance planes belonging to the General Staff and another ambulance plane of the Health Ministry are tasked to bring 20 Turkish citizens, who were wounded as a result of Israeli military operation in the international waters.”
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. | “Israel committed this massacre against the international law, the conscience of humanity and peaceâ€
Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan regarded the armed attack on the civilians as a dishonorable action. |
