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    BAKU: Jailed Azeri officer's case to be handed to Hungarian prosecutor

    ANS TV, Baku
    10 May 04

    [Presenter] An investigation into the case of the Azerbaijani officer
    Ramil Safarov, jailed in Budapest, has ended. Lawyer Adil Ismayilov
    and ombudsman Elmira Suleymanova met him today.

    [Correspondent over video of Safarov's photo] The investigation into
    the case of Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov charged with killing
    Armenian officer Gurgen Markaryan ended today. In an interview with
    ANS, lawyer Adil Ismayilov, who is in Budapest because of the case,
    said that the investigation material would be handed over to a
    prosecutor after he familiarized himself with them. Ismayilov said
    that they would appeal to the prosecutor over two issues.

    [Ismayilov, on the phone] Ramil said that he wanted an Azerbaijani
    interpreter. [Sentence indistinct] They wanted us to inform the
    prosecutor of this.

    [Correspondent over video of Ismayilov speaking] Ismayilov said the
    issue had not been resolved yet. He added that another unresolved
    issue was his participation in the trial. This appeal had not been
    responded to either. However, the Hungarian ombudsman promised to
    help them in this issue. Let us recall that Ismayilov and Azerbaijani
    ombudsman Elmira Suleymanova today visited Safarov.

    [Ismayilov, on the phone] Elmira xanim [form of address] and I visited
    the prison with the assistance of the Hungarian ombudsman. Our meeting
    lasted for about an hour. He is in good health. His moral state is
    good. He feels better. He has no problem with [word indistinct]

    [Correspondent, over video] According to Ismayilov, it is not known
    precisely when the trial will be held. Ismayilov said that Hungarian
    lawyer Peter Zalay was familiarizing himself with the case.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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