Azerbaijan’s recent crackdown on independent journalism, particularly targeting Meydan TV and its journalists, highlights a disturbing trend of silencing dissent post-COP29. With authorities wielding dubious charges to stifle voices and intimidate activists, the nation’s media landscape grows ever more fragile. As global attention wanes, the urgency for international advocacy to protect civil liberties in Azerbaijan becomes paramount. Calls for the release of unjustly detained journalists and an end to politically motivated prosecutions must echo through diplomatic channels, lest silence prevail.
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