After the curtain call, a crackdown begins
IPS 25 June 2019
As the attention of the world faded away from Azerbaijan after the recent Eurovision song contest, police began targeting some young activists and a journalist involved in protests here last month. (996 Words) - By Shahla Sultanova
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