EU Should Press Azerbaijan to Deliver on Rights

Expand Prominent journalist Khadija Ismayilova, who is facing a travel ban, greets a colleague in a post-election protest before it was dispersed by security forces 16 February, 2020. © 2020 Meydan TV European Union and Azerbaijan officials will meet in Brussels this week for their annual bilateral consultation on human rights. It will be their first encounter since the February parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan, which were marred by widespread reports of electoral violations. Leading opposition figures, including Ilgar Mammadov, chair of the opposition REAL party, and Rasul Jafarov,…

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