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Azerbaijan: Business as usual

Posted 31 December 2009 13:09 GMT

Flying Carpets and Broken Pipelines comments on new charges made against imprisoned journalist Eynulla Fatullayev, 2009 recipient of the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) International Press Freedom award. The blog says that some things don't change, but nonetheless encourages its readers to speak out in 2010.

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Written byOnnik Krikorian

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3 comments

  • Pingback: Global Voices in English » Azerbaijan: Video blogger Adnan Hajizade released

    […] Judging from other interviews he gave, as well as commentary from supporters on Facebook and Twitter, attention will now turn to Milli who remains in prison along with journalists such as 2009 International Press Freedom Award recipient Eynulla Fatullayev. […]

    18 November 2010, 16:15 pm
  • Pingback: Азербејџан: Oслободен видео блогерот Аднан Хаџизаде · Global Voices

    […] Судејќи според другите интервјуа дадени од Хаџизаде, како и коментарите од поддржувачите на Фејсбук и Твитер, сега вниманието ќе се насочи кон Мили кој останува во затвор заедно со неколку новинари, меѓу кои и добитникот на наградата за меѓународна слобода на медиумите од 2009, Ејнула Фатулајев. […]

    2 December 2010, 10:49 am
  • Pingback: Azerbaijan: scarcerato il video-blogger Adnan Hajizade · Global Voices in Italiano

    […] Dalle interviste di Hajizade e dai commenti dei suoi sostenitori su Facebook e Twitter, sembra evidente che l'attenzione si sposterà ora su Emin Milli, rimasto in prigione insieme a giornalisti quale il vincitore del premio Libertà di Stampa Internazionale 2009, Eynulla Fatullayev. […]

    31 December 2012, 18:06 pm

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