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Abzas Media journalists' sentences upheld on appeal. Verdict sparks protest over press freedom and corruption in Azerbaijan.

Nərgiz Absalamova, a journalist in Azerbaijan, became a laureate of the prestigious Free Media Award for her courageous reports.

Journalist Polad Aslanov suffers a medical shock during a prolonged hunger strike in prison. His wife reports his critical state. Considered a political prisoner by human rights groups, Aslanov began the strike with demands for medical results. The European Court of Human Rights has deemed his arrest unlawful.

Explore the parallels between Julius Fučík's struggle and political prisoners in Azerbaijan. This article examines the echoes of resistance, torture, and fabricated charges, highlighting the universal importance of opposing injustice.

Baku Court of Appeal postpones its final verdict on the 'Abzas Media Case.' Learn about the court proceedings, including speeches from the accused journalists, their lawyers, and the state prosecutor's request to uphold the sentences. The article covers the claims of political motivation and human rights organizations' reactions.

Azerbaijani journalist Polad Aslanov begins a hunger strike in prison, protesting discrimination and a lack of medical care. His wife alleges health issues and corruption. The article covers his ongoing case, claims of political imprisonment, and the broader human rights situation in Azerbaijan.

Investigation into the Meydan TV case concludes with escalated charges. Reports expose severe corruption and deplorable conditions in Baku's detention centers for journalists.

Photojournalist Ahmed Mukhtarli has been arrested in the Meydan TV case. Today, the court arrested Mukhtarli on the recommendation of the...

The Abzas Media case highlights judicial concerns and troubling conditions for women in Azerbaijani detention centers. Learn about the appeals court hearing, disputed charges, and a journalist's account of abuse and discrimination.