Saturday, 30 July 2005

BAKU POLICE DISPERSE UNSANCTIONED RALLY

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By empty (7/30/2005 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Baku police prevented activists from the opposition party Popular Front of Azerbaijan from organizing an unsanctioned rally near the private TV and radio company Leader on Saturday, an Interfax correspondent reported from the scene. About 50 activists gathered to protest against \"the fabrication of libelous and false reports about the Azerbaijani opposition, particularly about Popular Front leader Ali Kerimli,\" he said. Police detained several participants but released them soon afterwards (Interfax).
Baku police prevented activists from the opposition party Popular Front of Azerbaijan from organizing an unsanctioned rally near the private TV and radio company Leader on Saturday, an Interfax correspondent reported from the scene. About 50 activists gathered to protest against \"the fabrication of libelous and false reports about the Azerbaijani opposition, particularly about Popular Front leader Ali Kerimli,\" he said. Police detained several participants but released them soon afterwards (Interfax)
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