BAKU,   – More than one million Azerbaijanis became internally displaced persons as a result of occupation of the Nagorno-Karabakh region and seven adjacent regions of the Republic of Azerbaijan and ethnic cleansing policy carried out by Armenia. The Armenian community of the Nagorno Karabakh region, who are citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan have been deprived of their electoral rights, along with other constitutional rights due to the occupation by Armenia. 

BAKU, FEB 06  – – The Azerbaijani Resource Analytical Information Center has published the results of research in connection with the early parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan, Head of the center, political expert Rasim Guliyev said.“The center was registered in August 2019,” Guliyev said, reports referring to the Analytical Information Resource Center.“The center’s goal is to research and analyze the ongoing events in the country, region and the world,” head of the center added.“We conducted the research in connection with the parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan. Some 5,238 voters, as well as a big number of MP candidates were registered as part of the elections,” Guliyev said.

BAKU, FEB 06 –  Parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan are an integral part of recent reforms in the country. This is important for the further development of Azerbaijan, founder of “Can Azerbaycan” Media Company Namig Kamal told.Stating that last week, he visited Baku in connection with the presentation of the book “Cry, carnation, cry”, which reflects Black January events and is published by “Can Azerbayan” Media Company in Turkey, Yildirim said: “I felt inspiring and reviving atmosphere in the city. Everyone I talked to was preparing for the February 9 parliamentary elections. The work carried out by the Azerbaijani government towards the democratic and transparent elections is clearly visible. This is a worthy point”.

BAKU, FEB 06 — The parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan will be held in democratic conditions and will give significant contribution to the country’s further development, former head of the Azerbaijani-Turkish inter-parliamentary friendship group of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Nejdet Unuvar told.Noting that every election is essential in terms of the strengthening of a country, Unuvar said: “Each election held in Azerbaijan strengthens the country economically, socially and politically. In addition, every election means renewal, getting the support of people again. I am confident that these elections would significantly contribute to the reforms in Azerbaijan”.

BAKU, FEB 06 — Chairman of the State Committee for Refugee and IDP Affairs Rovshan Rzayev has met with head of the Election Observation Mission of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), Ambassador Peter Taylor and the election analyst Masa Janjusevic, the State Committee told.Rovshan Rzayev provided an insight into the current state of the refugees and IDPs who had been displaced from their homeland as a result of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, as well as the state care shown to them.