Nurlan Gahramanli

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Azerbaijani authorities filed additional charges against 10 incarcerated journalists in relation to a currency smuggling case against the independent outlet Meydan TV, including (left to right) Natig Javadli, Aysel Umudova, Khayala Aghayeva, Aynur Elgunesh, Aytaj Tapdig, Ramin Jabrayilzade, and Shamshad Agha. Authorities also arrested Ahmad Mukhtar (far right). (Illustration: Courtesy of Meydan TV; Screenshot: Amerikanin Sesi/YouTube)

Azerbaijan brings new charges against Meydan TV, arrests another journalist

New York, September 3, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns Azerbaijani authorities’ addition of seven new charges against 10 incarcerated journalists in relation to a currency smuggling case against the independent outlet Meydan TV, as well as the arrest of photojournalist Ahmad Mukhtar. “The latest financial crimes charges against the prize-winning Azerbaijani outlet Meydan TV…

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Fatima Mövlamli and Nurlan Gahramanli

Azerbaijan arrests 2 more journalists in Meydan TV case

New York, March 4, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns Azerbaijan’s February 20 arrest of Nurlan Gahramanli and February 28 arrest of Fatima Mövlamli — both freelance reporters for Germany-based outlet Meydan TV — on currency smuggling charges. “The latest arrests in Azerbaijan’s unprecedented media crackdown show more clearly than ever that authorities’ real goal…

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Giorgi Baskhajauri (left) and Nurlan Gahramanli (right) are two of at least four journalist who were assaulted while covering protests against Georgia's "On Transparency of Foreign Influence” bill. (Photos: Courtesy of Giorgi Baskhajauri and Nurlan Gahramanli)

Georgian police assault at least 4 journalists covering ‘foreign agents’ bill protests

Stockholm, April 19, 2024—The Georgian Parliament should reject a draft law that would designate media outlets as “foreign agents,” and the authorities should investigate allegations of police brutality against journalists, hold those responsible accountable, and protect media members reporting on the ongoing protests, the Committee to Protect Journalists said on Friday. On April 17, the…

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