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Sunday, November 11

Azerbaijan and Freedom two distant concepts?!

Source: http://indexoncensorship.org/azerbaijan-interent-censorship-free-speech/

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Tags: Azerbaijan, corruption, democracy, economy, freedom, FreePress, harassment, journalists, liberties, lobbying, NetFreedom, political prisoners

Friday, November 9

IGF2012 through Storify

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Tags: Azerbaijan, FreeSpeech, IGF2012, Ilham Aliyev, internet, media, NetFreedom, repression, rights

Enhancing Freedom of Expression in Azerbaijan

Wanted to share this joint statement by the Council of Europe, OSCE and European Commission that came today following the week long Internet Governance Forum (IGF) 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Enhancing freedom of expression in Azerbaijan

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Tags: Azerbaijan, Council of Europe, European Commission, FreeSpeech, Human Rights, journalists, media, NetFreedom, OSCE

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Welcome to Flying Carpets and Broken Pipelines. I started this blog in 2008.

Flying Carpets is about Azerbaijan (where I am originally from) and a little bit about Turkey (where I live). Flying Carpets its mostly politics, and rights issues that I deeply care about and want to see change some day.

I hope it offers at least a tiny bit of glimpse into a country that has so much potential and yet wasting it all thanks to its leaders.

Arzu Geybulla

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