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EITI "deeply concerned" about civil society in Azerbaijan

EITI "deeply concerned" about civil society in Azerbaijan
16.10.2014 21:45

Clare Short, chair of Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), issued a statement on the situation of civil society in Azerbaijan:

"The situation facing civil society in Azerbaijan is clearly problematic. The Board discussed the findings of the fact finding mission and expressed deep concern.

"The Board hopes that Azerbaijan will open up more space for civil society to make its essential contribution to the EITI as laid down in our Standard. 

"The Board agreed that an early validation to begin in January should take place according to the EITI Standard, which was agreed by all members including Azerbaijan. I very much hope that progress can be made and that Azerbaijan will remain a member of the EITI family.

Bakudaily.Az

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