By ARZU GEYBULLA* Open Democracy (opendemocracy.net) We all know about Baku’s international efforts to whitewash criticism of human rights abuses. What makes these latest revelations [more >>>]
By EDITORIAL BOARD The Washington Post JUST PAST 7 p.m. on May 29 in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, an independent journalist, Afgan Mukhtarli, called [more >>>]
By PHILIPPE DAM – Advocacy Director, Europe and Central Asia Division Human Rights Watch Government should Release Ilgar Mammadov, Other Unjustly Imprisoned Activists Azerbaijan is [more >>>]
By BRADLEY JARDINE EurasiaNet Two Armenian members of parliament have made a rare visit to Azerbaijan, where they spoke out against their hosts’ “xenophobic propaganda” [more >>>]
RFE/RL The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry on September 22 called a recent visit to its breakaway region of Nagorno-Karabakh by three U.S. lawmakers a “provocation” and [more >>>]
By GILBERT GAILLARD Index on Censorship The government of Azerbaijan is waging a war on independent journalism within the country. “This has been the case [more >>>]
By DAVID L. PHILLIPS* Huffington Post Turkey has mastered the art of buying influence in Washington. It pays expensive consulting contracts to lobbyists for “strategic [more >>>]
By JOSHUA KUCERA EurasiaNet If Azerbaijan expected gratitude for releasing a blogger from prison early, it has miscalculated. When Russian-Israeli travel blogger Alexander Lapshin was [more >>>]
By JENNIFER RANKIN The Guardian MEPs say Baku tried to ‘influence European decision-makers through illicit means’, as Council of Europe calls for legal action over [more >>>]
By GIORGI LOMSADZE EurasiaNet Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev is in an uncharacteristically charitable mood: on September 11, he pardoned imprisoned travel blogger Alexander Lapshin and [more >>>]
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