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In Azerbaijan, a chilling resemblance to Agatha Christie’s narrative unfolds, where opposition figures, activists, journalists, and scholars are ensnared in a web of repression, echoing the haunting silence of an …
Political Repressions in Azerbaijan: A Modern-Day Tragedy Read More
The ITB Berlin 2025, set for March 4-6 at the Berlin ExpoCenter City, marks the return of UN Tourism, a pivotal influencer in future tourism discussions. The Ministers Summit will …
UN Tourism at ITB Berlin 2025: Shaping the Future of Travel Read More
Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are preparing to celebrate Novruz Bayram, a significant cultural festival that heralds the arrival of spring and the new year. In Azerbaijan, festivities will commence on March …
Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan Unite for the Joyous Novruz Bayram Festival Read More
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has recently urged for the immediate release of all individuals arbitrarily detained in Azerbaijan, particularly ethnic Armenians. His statement was made …
UN Human Rights Chief Calls for Release of Armenian Detainees in Azerbaijan Read MoreIn a stark and troubling development, Iran has ramped up its crackdown on Azeri minority activists, issuing heavy prison sentences without substantial evidence, as reported by Human Rights Watch (HRW). …
Iran’s Crackdown on Azeri Activists Signals a Dark Era for Civil Dissent Read More
Monitoring Human Rights ViolationsThe Human Rights Defender of Armenia, Ms. Anahit Manasyan, is diligently monitoring the detention of ethnic Armenians in Azerbaijan. Her office emphasizes the significance of preserving universal …
Human Rights Defender of Armenia Addresses Rights Violations of Ethnic Armenians in Azerbaijan Read More
In a significant verdict, Bakhtiyar Hajiyev, a prominent Azerbaijani human rights activist, has been sentenced to a decade behind bars by a Baku court. His lawyer, Elchin Sadigov, expressed discontent, …
Azerbaijani Activist Bakhtiyar Hajiyev Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison Read More
Azerbaijan has maintained closed land borders with its neighbors—Iran, Russia, Georgia, and Turkey—since March 2020, initially citing concerns over COVID-19. While cargo traffic continued, citizens found themselves unable to traverse …
Azerbaijan’s Border Closure: Security or Human Rights Violation? Read More
Azerbaijan emerges as an enchanting blend of past and present, where cultures meet in unexpected harmony. From the avant-garde architecture that pierces the skyline to the rich traditions of its …
Discovering Azerbaijan: A Magical Crossroads of Culture and Modernity Read More
The Secretary of State’s Human Rights Defender Award Ceremony shines a spotlight on the courageous individuals whose tireless efforts to uphold human rights resonate across borders. The stories of the …
Celebrating Courage: 2024 Secretary of State’s Human Rights Defender Award Ceremony Read More