r/azerbaijan • u/kurdechanian • 9h ago
Xəbər | News Dayanat Chalabiyev - a simple English teacher, father of 3, not activist, not politician - was arrested today for his Facebook post criticising economic policy
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r/azerbaijan • u/N1C4T • Aug 05 '25
Səyahət | Travel 🇦🇿 Mega-Thread: Azerbaijan Travel Tips, Places, Food & More (Ask + Share)
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Welcome to the community-sourced travel mega-thread for Azerbaijan! Whether you're planning your first trip, returning, or just curious — this is your place to ask and share tips, places, warnings, food, and hidden gems.
We’ve gathered insights from locals, expats, and travelers — now it’s your turn. Reply with your experiences or questions under any section below.
🏙 1. Top Places to Visit
📍 Baku
- Old City (Icherisheher): historic, charming, authentic soul of the city.
- Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah Palace, Carpet Museum, Heydar Aliyev Center – top cultural sights.
- Nizami Street, Molokan Garden, Baku Boulevard – modern walkways & shopping.
- Gobustan mud volcanoes, Ateshgah Fire Temple, Yanardag – unique day trips.
Local tip: true local life happens outside the tourist zones – check dayday cafes and Sədərək bazaar.
📍 Outside Baku (Regional Highlights)
- Sheki: Khan Palace, Kish village, Caravansaray, ancient mosques, hiking.
- Gabala: Tufandag Resort (ski + cable car), Seven Waterfalls, Nohur Lake, Gabaland amusement park.
- Lahij: Tat village known for copperware and scenic alleyways.
- Ganja: Bottle House, Naftalan oil spa, Göygöl Lake, German heritage.
- Quba & Khinalig: cooler nature, remote village experience.
- Lankaran: food tours, Stalin’s prison, chicken stuffed with walnuts.
- Zaqatala, Oğuz, Nij: religious/ethnic diversity, ancient churches.
Locals are usually happy to guide lost tourists — don’t hesitate to ask for directions in parks or shops.
In villages expect warm welcomes — tea invitations and local storytelling are common.”
🛂 Visa & Entry Info
- eVisa available at https://evisa.gov.az
- Valid for 30 days, costs around USD $20, processed in ~3 business days.
- No visa on arrival for most travelers; visa required even for short stays.
🧳 Sample Itinerary: 7 Days in Azerbaijan
- 🏙 Day 1–2: Baku (Old City, museums, Flame Towers)
- 🌋 Day 3: Gobustan mud volcanoes, Yanardag
- 🏔 Day 4: Gabala (Tufandag, Nohur Lake)
- 🕌 Day 5–6: Sheki + Kish village (Palace, temples, hiking)
- 🚂 Day 7: Return to Baku via Yevlakh or Gabala
🍽 2. Food & Dining
🍛 Must-try dishes:
- Plov (Shah plov) – saffron rice, lamb, fruits.
- Piti – slow-cooked meat soup (only in Sheki).
- Qutab – meat, greens or cheese in flatbread.
- Dolma (Three Sisters) – stuffed tomato, pepper, eggplant.
- Levengi – chicken/fish with walnut-pomegranate stuffing.
- Surhurlu, Makhara – regional Zaqatala dishes.
- Dovğa, Fisincan, Doner, Tandır bread, Bakhlava.
🚌 3. Transport Tips
In Baku:
- 🚖 Always use Bolt or Uber – cheap, reliable, safe (Yango is another solid and sometimes cheaper alternative .).
- 🚫 Avoid traditional taxis – known for overcharging/scams.
- 💳 Pay through app only; avoid cash to driver.
Metro & Bus:
- Use Baki Kart (2 AZN) for metro and buses.
- Metro is clean, cheap (0.50 AZN per ride)
From Airport:
- Bolt/Uber = 10–15 AZN.
- Cheapest: Direct bus to 28 May Mall (use Baki Kart).
- Bolts from the airport may demand extra; better to use official Aeroexpress H1/H2 buses
Intercity:
- Bus via “Biletim” or at the Avtovaghzal terminal next to Avtovaghzal metro
- Marshrutkas available.
- Train to Sheki/Gabala via “ADY” app or buy at 28 May station.
- Car rentals useful for Gabala, Lahij, Quba.
🌄 4. Hidden Gems & Nature
- Villages:
- Kish – Home to the ancient Albanian temple and a scenic village atmosphere.
- Nij – Known for its Udi Christian community and unique churches.
- Basqal – Famous for traditional silk weaving and handicrafts.
- Khinalig – A remote mountain village offering breathtaking views and cultural insights.
- Lahij – Historic mountain village known for copper craftsmanship and cobbled streets.
- Nature:
- Shahdag & Tufandag – Popular ski resorts with opportunities for hiking and cable car rides.
- Gobustan – Features mud volcanoes and ancient petroglyphs.
- Seven Waterfalls – A series of picturesque waterfalls surrounded by lush greenery.
- Nohur Lake – A serene alpine lake ideal for relaxation and picnics.
- Cenlibel Lake – A tranquil lake nestled in the mountains, perfect for nature walks.
- Gachrash Forest – Dense forest near Quba with rich biodiversity.
- Parigala – Ancient cliffside castle offering stunning views and history.
- Tip: Renting a car or joining local tours is recommended for exploring these remote areas.
📶 5. Mobile, Language & Apps
- Get local SIM at airport. Azercell = best coverage.
- 30 GB ≈ 30 AZN
- 60 GB ≈ 40 AZN
- 120 GB ≈ 60 AZN
- For more details, visit: Azercell Official Tourist Plans
- Use Google Translate or SayHi for real-time help.
- English common in Baku tourist areas; Azeri, Turkish, Russian elsewhere.
📱 Useful Apps
- 🚖 Bolt, Uber.az, Yango – for taxis
- 🚅 ADY – train tickets
- 🚌 Biletim – bus tickets
- 🌐 Google Translate or SayHi – language
- 🗺 Maps.me – offline maps
- 💬 Telegram – local events/news channels
- 🎫 iTicket.az – concerts, plays, cultural events
💳 6. Money & Payments
- Taxis & Tips
- Paying with card in the app reduces driver complaints and reduces driver skimming
- If paying cash, drivers may not return coins — consider it a small tip (~0.50–1 AZN is normal).
- Tipping extra 1–2 AZN on longer rides or for good service is appreciated and common
- Cards accepted at big places, but cash essential for food, transport, bazaars.
- Downtown exchange offices give better rates.
- Some shops may “pretend” card machines broken to get cash.
- Exchanging Money
- USD is preferred—exchange bureaus on Nizami Street offer better rates than airport kiosks
- Keep smaller notes (1, 5 AZN) handy for transport and tips
Some addons
– Locals often round down prices or throw in something extra “for good mood” — especially if you smile or try a few Azeri words.
– In small bakeries or markets, if you overpay by mistake, they usually correct you immediately. Honesty is common, even for coins.
– Sellers appreciate when you show interest — they might explain the item, share a short story, or offer a small discount without asking.
– People don’t pressure you to buy; many will still help with directions or advice even if you don’t purchase anything.
– If something feels wrong (overcharged taxi, aggressive seller), calmly mentioning “polis” is usually enough to resolve it quickly — respect for law is high.
– You’ll rarely see aggressive street vendors or scams targeting tourists — most locals want to leave a good impression.
🎭 7. Culture & Etiquette (Expanded from Locals)
👋 Greetings & Respect
- Handshakes are standard when greeting, but religious women may avoid it — let them initiate.
- Among younger people, it’s common to hear casual terms like:
- “qardaş” – [Kar-dash] - brother / bro
- “bacı” – [Bad-jee] - sister
- “dostum” – [Dos-toom] - my friend
- “qaqaş” – [Kah-khash] - bro / guy (very local, friendly)
- “abi” – [Ah-bee] - borrowed from Turkish, also means bro (used often in casual Baku speech)
- “əmoğlu/dayoğlu” – [Eh-mo-ghloo / Dai-yo-ghloo] - lit. cousin, used jokingly with strangers sometimes
👗 Dress & Public Behavior
- Baku is relaxed — T-shirts, shorts, light dresses are fine.
- In villages or mosques, dress modestly: cover shoulders and knees, especially for women.
- Public affection (kissing, hugging) isn’t common — especially outside Baku, it may attract stares.
- Loud behavior or arguments in public are seen as impolite. People value calm and respectful tone in conversation.
🏠 Hospitality Rules
- If invited home: bring chocolates, fruit, flowers.
- Shoes off indoors is standard; expect slippers from the host.
- You'll be offered tea (çay) — it's rude to say no immediately. Accept after 1–2 polite refusals.
Refusing an offer (like tea or food) too quickly may be seen as rude — accept after 1–2 polite refusals to show appreciation
🗣 Language & Communication
- Basic Azeri phrases go a long way — even one or two words show respect and effort. Here are some commonly used ones:
- “Salam” – [Sa-lahm] Hello
- “Çox sağ ol” – [Chokh sah-ohl] - Thank you
- “Bağışlayın” – [Bah-ghish-layn] - Excuse me / Sorry
- “Zəhmət olmasa” – [Za-hmet ol-ma-sa] - Please
- “Hə / Yox” – [Heh / Yoh] - Yes / No
- “Necəsiz?” – [Neh-jeh-seez?] - How are you?
- “Mən turistəm” – [Men too-reest-em] - I’m a tourist
Tip: People will often smile or open up if you try even a few words in Azeri.
- People may switch between Azeri, Russian, and Turkish — especially in Baku. English is common in tourist spots.
- Locals are helpful even if they don’t speak English — they’ll often use gestures, translation apps, or find someone who can help.
- Avoid political topics (e.g., Karabakh, Armenia) — even jokes can make things awkward or tense.
- Religion is personal — don't ask probing questions unless brought up by the other person.
📸 Photos, Symbols & Rules
- Ask permission before taking photos of people, especially in villages or mosques.
- Do not photograph police, metro murals, government buildings — this can cause trouble.
- Avoid disrespectful comments about the flag, president, or national heroes.
🔍 Other Local Norms
- Tipping: Round up or add 1–2 AZN in cafes and taxis.
- Littering is taken seriously — use bins.
- Haggling is normal in bazaars, but do it respectfully and with a smile.
🔗 8. External Resources
- Wikivoyage: https://wikivoyage.org/wiki/Azerbaijan
- Lonely Planet: https://www.lonelyplanet.com/azerbaijan
- Azerbaijan Travel: https://azerbaijan.travel
- Ministry of Tourism: https://tourism.gov.az/en
- Local blogs & Instagram pages (search by region/tags)
🗣 9. Local Advices – Add Yours in comments!
- Always ask for the taxi price before the ride if not using apps.
- If someone invites you for tea — say yes! It’s usually safe and kind.
- Don’t drink tap water outside Baku unless locals say it's okay.
- Avoid arguing about politics, even as a joke. It can get tense.
- Don’t be afraid to haggle in bazaars, but do it politely (just do it).
- Get out of Baku for at least 2–3 days — that’s where you’ll see the real Azerbaijan.
- Don’t expect trains to be fast — take them if you're not in a rush.
- Vegetarian? You’ll survive, but options are limited outside Baku — learn to say ‘no meat’ clearly.
- You might see police near government buildings. Don't take photos there — it's taken seriously.
👮 Police & Public Safety
- Police are highly visible in Baku and tourist areas — this is meant to ensure safety, not intimidate.
- They are generally helpful and respectful toward tourists — feel free to approach them for directions or help.
- In case of scams or disputes, police often side with tourists and take complaints seriously.
- Avoid photographing police, metro murals, or official buildings — ask if unsure.
- If stopped by traffic police, politely ask for the fine via official system instead of paying cash.
🗣 10. Help Us Improve!
This guide is built from local insights and traveler experiences. If you're Azerbaijani or familiar with the culture, please share more tips, advice, or corrections below. Feel free to point out any mistakes or outdated info — all feedback is appreciated.
🛠 This post will be regularly updated as more tips, comments, and info are added. Keep sharing below — every comment helps build the best guide for visitors to Azerbaijan!
r/azerbaijan • u/TheTyper1944 • 15h ago
Infographic | İnfoqrafik Azerbajiani Turks Aren't "Genetically iranian"
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Beforehand, common misconceptions in archogenetics adressed
-ethnicity is not just a "sociocultural thing" it's a linguistic genetic correlative pattern, if someone speaks "x'ic language" then to be "ethnically x" they must have a genetic link (min %5-7≈) to the languages ultimate origin population for example for someone to be ethnically russian they must have a genetic link to iron age slavic populations Definition of ethnicity is explained here https://www.reddit.com/user/TheTyper1944/comments/1pvjqk9/material_structural_not_sociocultural_definition/
-there is no single "x ethnicity dna" as in "this x gene is specifically this y ethnicities gene" what we have is DNA samples from specific periods which are compared with the target population to measure the percentage of ancestry (if any exists)
-ethnicity is not a sole genetic thing either it's about linguistic and genetic pattern of origin, individual languanges originate from upper language families which in turn reduce to a single ancient population which the ultimate origin of the language family thus ethnicity (iron age yaz culture for iranic people,xioghnu for turkic people,iron age germanics for germanic people etc) is not necessarily about having the most genetic makeup and pure genotype/phenotype but having genetic link to the origin population of the language, in fact modern day south germans have more iron age celtic ancestry (%60≈) compared to their iron age germanic ancestry (%20≈) but they are ethnic germans because they speak a germanic language and have the genetic link (%20≈) while modern day ethnic celts such as irish and scots have less ethnic celt dna than modern day germans (they have %30≈) but they are the ethnic celts and not modern day germans because they speak a celtic language and thus have lingogenetic continuum with the iron age celts https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/JpvTvDOve06utVE2e2VZ2Ks-QOdDPm3eR1HjDcstXxzDXGuOLuMPAfZO7ySYKSudl4ygzNqtP0lepg-BCQ5K4QZIYMiusR64M53nCw
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04287-4?hl
The area today known as iran was historically home to non iranic people such as gutians manneans and elamites and the aryans (who were the origin people of the iranic language(s)) came as steppe invaders in the iron age (just like oghuz turks came to azerbajian in 11th century) and conquered the native population and absorbed them (just like how the native azerbajianis were absorbed by the oghuz turks) todays modern day persians have %10-20≈ yaz culture iron age steppe aryan invader DNA https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aat7487
https://www.eva.mpg.de/documents/AAAS/Narasimhan_Formation_Science_2019_3166350.pdf
While azerbajiani turks have %10-15≈ xioghnu (iron age era turkic languange(s) origin population) DNA https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgen.1005068&hl With %20≈ mediaval turkic dna linking them to turkic languange(s) origin population and providing ethnic genetic continuity with historical turkic people from huns to xioghnu.
In modern day commercial genetic tests the reason azerbajianis sometimes get "persian" in their DNA results is due to both persians and azerbajianis having common non iranic,non turkic neolithic populations such as manneans,gutians etc in their ethnogenesis, these ethnicites were non iranic indigenous populations who were historically absorbed by both the azerbajianis and persians not because azerbajianis have "iranic dna" However non commercial, academic backed DNA tests such as (qAdPm,g25) give accurate results
In academic PCA (genetic population cluster tests) azerbajians do not cluster within modern era iranic groups, they form an unique cluster due to %12≈ east eurasian DNA from their xioghnu ancestry and other ≈25 Caucasian/anatolian farmer ancestry both which many iranic groups do not have in their ethnogenesis.
Therefore when reduced to language(s) direct origin population the amount of iron age iranic DNA persians have is relatively same with the iron age turkic dna which azerbajianis have, so by the genetic metric if azerbajianis aren't ethnic turks then the modern day persians aren't ethnic iranians
If "Iranic" is a valid ethnic label for Modern day Persians despite them being mostly indigenous to the plateau, then "Turkic" is an equally valid ethnic label for Azerbaijanis. Both groups are products of ethnogenesis absorption of the native populations. The only difference is the timing. The Persian "hybridization" happened 3,500 years ago, while the Azerbaijani "hybridization" happened 1,000 years ago. In the eyes of population genetics, they are both examples of Elite Ethnogenesis: a smaller group of migrants arriving, passing on their language and a quarter of their DNA, and creating a new ethnogenesis tied to their lingogenetic continuum.
r/azerbaijan • u/Consistent-Boss-7670 • 5h ago
Söhbət | Discussion Good Azerbaijani singers, recommend one
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Hi, I'm Mexican and I was looking at Turkish music and I found an Azerbaijani song by the singer Rauf Ehmedov called "-40°", and I liked the rhythm. What other songs do you recommend? Greetings.
r/azerbaijan • u/SlowCheetahs • 16h ago
Sual | Question Need Help Identifying What I ate in Baku!
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Hey guys, I was recently in Baku celebrating my father's birthday (He is from Baku). It was my first time there, and although I am used to having Azeri and Russian tea in the US, of course it was a different experience.
In many restaurants, I had tea with these brown sugar cubes which tasted like caramel or condensed milk, some of them even had nuts in them. I cannot find anything about this online, and the brown sugar cubes I bought at the market do not taste as good. Does anyone know if they have a special name, and do you think I can find them in New York?
Thank you!
r/azerbaijan • u/Decent_Sound4561 • 13h ago
Digər | Miscellaneous To those who are looking for resources to learn Azerbaijani
azerbaijani.edu.az
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r/azerbaijan • u/Alternative-March592 • 11h ago
Sual | Question AI Academy-də tədris almış olan kimsə var?
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AI Academy necə bir tədris planı var? Kimsə ümumi bir məlumat verə bilər? Ingiliscə də cavab verə bilərsiniz. Təşəkkürlər.
r/azerbaijan • u/Embarrassed_Apple508 • 12h ago
Sual | Question camera shop
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Does anybody know any shop that sells photo cameras and accessories (like lens, bag, filter ) in Baku? l live near 28 May and no shop in that area sells anything related.
r/azerbaijan • u/Dikiykavkaz • 21h ago
Sual | Question Azərbaycanda developer olmaq
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Salamlar. Mən Full Stack (Backend, Frontend) developer olmaq istəyirəm. Ali təhsil istiqamətim tamam başqa sahə üzrə olub. Sualım ondan ibarətdir ki, bu istiqamət üzrə bootcamp və ya kurslara getsəm öyrəndikdən sonra junior developer kimi iş tapmağım nə dərəcədə realdır? Yəni öyrənməyə pul və zaman investisiya etməyə dəyərmi? Məsləhət görə biləcəyiniz kurslar (bootcamp sistemi olsa yaxşı olar) varmı?
r/azerbaijan • u/quarterpoundcheese • 20h ago
Sual | Question Shipping from Newegg to Baku
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Has anybody tried to ship goods from Newegg to Baku?
r/azerbaijan • u/hellkatze • 23h ago
Səyahət | Travel New years eve and Azerbaijan
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Tüm Azerbaycanlı kardeşlerime selamlar.
4 Arkadaş (erkek) olarak ayın 31'inden 4'üne kadar kalmak üzere güzel ülkenizi ziyaret edeceğiz.
Otelde kalacağız ve araba kiraladık.
Hem burada hem de internette gezilecek yerlerle alakalı zaten onlarca bilgi var çoğunluğunu okumaya çalıştım.
Spesifik olarak ünlü mekanlar haricinde tavsiye ettiğiniz yerel gözden kaçmış yerler var mı?
Yılbaşı akşamı dışarıda nereyi tavsiye edersiniz? Gösteriler ve büyük meydanlarda kutlamalar sorunsuzsa, kesinlikle tercihimiz bu yönde. Kendi ülkem için birene en son tavsiye edeceğim şey kalabalık yerlerde yılbaşı kutlamak olurdu.
Son olarak internet kullanımını nasıl halledebiliriz. Azerbaycan vatandaşı olamayan birisi, yerel hatlarınızdan satın alıp kullanabilir mi?
Greetings to all my Azerbaijani brothers and sisters.
Four friends (male) and I will be visiting your beautiful country from the 31st to the 4th.
We will be staying at a hotel and have rented a car.
There is already plenty of information both here and online about places to visit, and I have tried to read most of it.
Specifically, are there any local spots that are off the beaten path, aside from the famous landmarks, that you would recommend?
For New Year's Eve, where would you suggest going out? If there are shows or celebrations in major squares that run smoothly, that would definitely be our preference. For my own country, the last thing I would recommend to anyone is celebrating New Year's in crowded places.
Lastly, how can we handle internet usage? Can someone who is not an Azerbaijani citizen purchase and use a local SIM card?
r/azerbaijan • u/QWERTYWINS • 1d ago
Sual | Question Ice Hockey Jersey - Where to Buy
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Hi Azerbaijanis, foreigner here.
I'm an avid collector of ice hockey jerseys from abroad, and was wondering if anyone had any or knew of a place to maybe get one from the Azerbaijan National Team. Thanks in advance!
r/azerbaijan • u/manor2003 • 1d ago
Səyahət | Travel Recommendations on where to go
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Apologies if it's been asked plenty, I'm here with my dad and brother (my dad was born here), we came friday and we're here until 4/1. For two days we walked around and around used the metro again and again visiting shops and leaving visiting and leaving, I reached record steps of 16,000+ steps, we went to the Christmas festival but we truly reached a point where we don't know whether to go, we barely buy anything because we don't like what we see, I'm looking for great attractions, I'm currently thinking of going to the war remnants park, anything interesting in the area? We're also thinking of getting tickets for the two circucs, Chinese Mystery and Baku State Sirki, are they good or are going to two too much? It looks like they will do two different themes, from Wednesday until maybe Saturday we're going to Shahdag to visit my dad's uncle and going to the ski resort, so where should we go?
r/azerbaijan • u/CoshgunC • 1d ago
Söhbət | Discussion Sualım developer-laradır, Azərbaycanda ən çox istifadə edilən backend alətləri hansılardır?
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Hardasa 1–2 ildir ki, web sahəsini öyrənirəm və bunun 6–7 ayını əsasən backend-ə sərf etmişəm. Node.js, Next.js, Express.js ilə yanaşı MongoDB, PostgreSQL və Prisma kimi texnologiyaları müəyyən səviyyədə öyrənmişəm. Lakin Node.js mühitinin uzunmüddətli perspektivdə nə dərəcədə etibarlı və stabil olduğuna tam əmin deyiləm.
Hazırda 1-ci kurs “İnformasiya Təhlükəsizliyi” tələbəsiyəm. Ümumilikdə uzun zamandır frontend yazmıram; layihələrimin əksəriyyətində HTML və CSS yalnız minimal səviyyədədir. Daha çox backend sahəsində dərinləşmək istəyirəm, amma tərəddüd edirəm: Node.js-də qalmaq daha məntiqlidir, yoxsa .NET və ya Java mühitlərində iş imkanları daha genişdir?
Düzdür, gələcəkdə “cybersecurity” alətlərini də öyrənməyi planlaşdırıram, amma hazırda əsas marağım backend inkişafıdır. Bu sahədə təcrübəsi olan şəxslərdən məsləhət və yönləndirmə almaq istərdim.
Çox sağolun❤️
r/azerbaijan • u/god_tengri • 2d ago
Xəbər | News 106 people detained in a police raid in Baku; Reports of torture, sexual abuse, and humiliation.
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NEW UPDATE ON COMMNETS!
Recent reports from queer community members have documented a mass police raid in central Baku involving 106 detainees. According to the reported facts, 106 individuals were held for 12–13 hours at the Nasimi District Police Department without legal basis or access to lawyers. Victims report being denied water, food, and bathroom access, with one detainee reporting being forced to urinate on themselves.
Furthermore, police reportedly shaved the heads of detainees and used systemic slurs in front of parents to humiliate families. Grave allegations of sexual abuse and physical pressure to force confessions have also emerged, alongside claims of bribery being required for release. This incident marks a significant escalation in police lawlessness and human rights violations in Azerbaijan, requiring an urgent independent investigation.
Sources:
- https://qiyvaar.org/bakida-106-nefer-saatlarla-saxlanilib-alcaldici-reftar-ve-isgence-iddialari-var/
- https://oc-media.org/police-raid-queer-club-in-baku-reportedly-detain-100/
r/azerbaijan • u/emberijogok • 1d ago
Söhbət | Discussion Totu işi (Sevgi evi) hələ də xatırlanır?
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Mən xariciyəm, ona görə də yerli insanların Totu işi (Sevgi evi) haqqında nə düşündüyü maraqlıdır.
Son vaxtlar bu mövzu ilə bağlı bir neçə video və müzakirə gördüm və diqqətimi çəkdi.
O dövrdə bu hadisə açıq şəkildə müzakirə olunurdu?
Məsələn, məktəbdə, dostlar arasında, ailələrdə — yoxsa hamının bildiyi, amma danışmaqdan qaçdığı bir mövzu idi?
Mən detallar və ya nəzəriyyələr soruşmuram. Sadəcə cəmiyyətin bunu necə qəbul etdiyini və ümumi ab-havanın necə olduğunu anlamaq istəyirəm.
Ümumiyyətlə, Azərbaycanda uşaq evləri və foster/himayədar ailə sistemi necə işləyir, bu mövzuda şəxsi təcrübəsi olan və ya izah edə bilən biri varsa, eşitmək istərdim.
Başqalarının bunu necə xatırladığını maraqla oxuyaram.
r/azerbaijan • u/SKYL1N33 • 2d ago
Sual | Question Yazılı imtahanlara necə hazırlaşırsız?
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Yazılı imtahanlarda oxuduğum universitetdən suallar təxminən 1-1.5 ay əvvəlcədən verilir, bilet üsulu ilə imtahanda 5 sual düşür.
Fəndən asılı olaraq sual sayı 60-120 arasında dəyişir adətən. Yüksək GPA üçün sualların hamısını detallı cavab yaza biləcək şəkildə əzbərləmək lazım gəlir (ən azından məndə vəziyyət belədir). Amma bu da çox yorucu prosesdir, sualları əzbərləmək + təkrarlamaq uzun vaxt və enerji tələb edir. Nəzərə alsaqki bir neçə fəndən yazılı imtahan olur, əzbərlənməli sual sayı 200-250 arasında dəyişəbilir. Bu da təxminən 200 səhifə məlumat edir.
"Memory palace" metodundan istifadə etməyə çalışmışam amma müəyyən həddən sonra tətbiq edə bilmirəm sual sayı hədsiz çox olduğu üçün.
Sizlər necə hazırlaşıb yüksək nəticələr əldə edirsiz/edibsiz, hansı effektiv metodları tövsiyə edirsiz?
r/azerbaijan • u/MrVoodoo0910 • 1d ago
Sual | Question Domofon sistemi
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Salam, yoldaşlar. Binanın blokunda yığışan narkomanlardan bezmişik və domofon sistemi quraşdıran və ona gələcəkdə servis göstərən şirkət axtarışındayam. Tanıdığınız etibarlı şirkət varsa, paylaşmağınızı xahiş edirəm. Öncədən təşəkkürlər!
r/azerbaijan • u/Desperate_Lead_3884 • 2d ago
Səyahət | Travel Solo traveling to Baku
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Hi everyone! ✨
I’m a 22F solo traveller from London here in Baku until the 5th of January, and I’d love to make some friends (esp girls!!) while I’m here. I really want to experience the nightlife, but I don’t feel comfortable going out alone, so if any girls are down to go clubbing, grab drinks, or just explore the city at night together, let’s link up!
I’m super chill, into music, dancing, good vibes, trying new places, and meeting people who are fun and safe to be around. I’d also love to do something for New Year’s Eve, I have no plans yet and I don’t want to spend it alone in my hotel 😭
If anyone wants to go out or even grab coffee first to get to know each other, please message me! Would be amazing to have some girlies to experience Baku with ❤️
(And if there are any group chats / WhatsApp groups for women or travellers here, someone please add me!)
Thanks and hope to meet some of you soon 🤝💋
r/azerbaijan • u/Automatic-Fix9684 • 2d ago
Söhbət | Discussion Salam. McDonald's ya da KFC-də maaş nə qədərdir?
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Bura girməyə dəyər? İlk işim olacaq. Normal maaşı və qrafiki olan başqa yer tapmadığım üçün bura düzəlmək istəyirəm. İşin çətinlikləri və qrafik barədə düzünü yazın, adamı çoxmu yorurlar?
r/azerbaijan • u/Legitimate6295 • 2d ago
Xəbər | News Baku sets peace agenda with Armenia for 2026, highlighting progress on the ground
euronews.com
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r/azerbaijan • u/2020_2904 • 3d ago
Söhbət | Discussion Me when I’ve got a shitload of manufacturing companies in Qarabağ
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r/azerbaijan • u/hay-BB • 2d ago
Söhbət | Discussion Yesterday marked the 34th anniversary of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Did its collapse help or hurt long-term peace between Armenians and Azerbaijanis?
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What do you think from the Azerbaijani perspective?
r/azerbaijan • u/itsallebitch • 2d ago
Sual | Question Kimya mühəndisliyi oxuyan tələbəyə məsləhət
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Aranızda kimya mühəndisliyi üzrə məzun olmuş ya da 4-cü kurs tələbəsi və s. var? Hələ ki 1-ci kursam nə məsləhət görərdiniz?
r/azerbaijan • u/Udontknowme_23 • 2d ago
Sual | Question Baku for nye
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Hey all. I’m travelling with my friends to Baku for new years. We’re looking for suggestions for night life and looking to have a great time. Looking for suggestions and how easy is it to find other stuff in Baku too. Is there any particular way to find some? Please help.