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  • In Azerbaijan, Karabakh War Veteran Committed Self-Immolation In Tok

    IN AZERBAIJAN, KARABAKH WAR VETERAN COMMITTED SELF-IMMOLATION IN TOKEN OF PROTEST AGAINST VIOLATION OF HIS RIGHTS

    20:02 25/12/2013 " SOCIETY

    In Azerbaijan, second group disabled Karabakh war veteran has committed
    an act of self-immolation in protest against the violation of his
    civil rights by the chairman of Azerbaijani Trade Unions Confederation
    Sattar Mehbaliev.

    According to the Azerbaijani news portal "Haqqin.az" in the center
    of Baku, in front of the Azerbaijan Trade Unions' Confederation Zaur
    Hasanov, father of five children poured gasoline and set himself on
    fire. Zaur Hasanov's life was saved by the intervention of the police.

    Zaur Hasanov was hospitalized.

    The Sabaili Police of Baku confirmed the fact of self-immolation
    and stated that currently the causes of the incident are being
    investigated.

    "Once by Heydar Aliyev's request I was given a plot of land in the
    coastal zone. However, in 2010, Azerbaijani Trade Unions Confederation
    filed a lawsuit against me and by the decision of the court the land
    was taken away from me. Despite my numerous complaints to the relevant
    authorities, I could not achieve the truth. The little unit that was
    on this land, was the only source of my income. I mortgaged my house
    in the bank to invest in this property. The PM MM and the head of the
    Trade Union Confederation Sattar Mehbaliev took it from me. That's
    why I will burn myself in front of the building of the trade union,"
    he said before committing the act of self-immolation.

    Portal notes that Sattar Mehbaliev is the matchmaker of Ali
    Hasanov, the head of socio-political department of the Presidential
    Administration of Azerbaijan.

    Source: Panorama.am




    From: A. Papazian
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