Mother-son murder in Baku, Iran's new punishment method and village school closures in Azerbaijan
Key Points
- In Baku, an elderly mother was stabbed to death by her son while she was earning small change at the bazaar to support her son.
- The Iranian regime is punishing dissenters by cutting off their banking, state, insurance, judicial and education services, as well as blocking their SIM cards and SMS codes.
- In Azerbaijan, approximately 100 village schools have been closed over the past 10 years, forcing students to travel farther to attend school.
- As the agreement signed 32 years ago, which left a part of Azerbaijan's territory under Armenian control, returns to the agenda, the financial difficulties following Putin's attack on Ukraine are also being discussed.
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In Baku, an elderly mother was stabbed to death by her son while she was earning small change at the bazaar to support her son and make a living. The incident once again brings to the agenda the tragic consequences of domestic violence.
The Iranian regime has developed a new method to punish critics and civil society activists: depriving them of banking, state, insurance, judicial and education services, while also blocking their SIM cards and the one-time SMS codes linked to those cards, cutting off communication.
In Azerbaijan, approximately 100 village schools have been closed over the past ten years, forcing students to travel farther to attend school. Furthermore, as the agreement signed 32 years ago, which left a part of Azerbaijan's territory under Armenian control, comes back to the agenda, the financial difficulties following Putin's attack on Ukraine have also become a topic of discussion.
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- How did the mother-son murder occur in Baku?
- The elderly mother was stabbed to death by her son while she was earning small change at the bazaar to support her son.
- How is the Iranian regime punishing critics?
- By cutting off their banking, state, insurance, judicial and education services, as well as blocking their SIM cards and SMS codes.
- What is the current situation regarding village schools in Azerbaijan?
- Approximately 100 village schools have been closed over the past 10 years, forcing students to travel farther to attend school.
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