We, the nine undersigning international organisations, condemn the Azerbaijani government’s failure to comply with its international obligations to freedom of expression during the period surrounding the 7 November parliamentary elections. We are deeply concerned by freedom of expression violations prior to and during these elections, which cannot be considered free and fair. We call upon the Azerbaijani authorities to take immediate steps to address these violations and to create an environment conducive to freedom of expression.
We, the undersigning organisations, share deep concerns regarding a number of worrisome freedom of expression trends in the run-up to and during Azerbaijan’s 7 November parliamentary elections, including:
• The failure by the Azerbaijani government to fulfil its international commitments to freedom of expression in the pre-elections environment
• The continued imprisonment of journalists and bloggers critical of the government, including Eynulla Fatullayev, Adnan Hajizade, and Emin Milli
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