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"Армянин Акрам, убирайся из страны". Молодые люди собрались перед домом азербайджанского писателя Акрам Айлисли в знак протеста против его романа.

"Армянин Акрам, убирайся из страны". Молодые люди собрались перед домом азербайджанского писателя Акрам Айлисли в знак протеста против его романа.

1 February 2013

Десятки молодых людей вчера провели демонстрацию перед домом азербайджанского писателя Акрама Айлисли. Протестующие осудили публикацию в российском журнале "Дружба народов", роман Айлисли "Rock Dream". Они заявили, что роман наносит большой моральный удар по азербайджанскому народу и служит в качестве ложной пропаганды армян. Организаторами протеста было общественное молодежное объединение "Беженцы и вынужденные переселенцы". Протестующие держали в руках плакаты с надписями "Армянин Акрам, убирайся из страны" и "Почему повелся с армянами?!".

В заявлении объединения "Беженцы и вынужденные переселенцы" сказано:

"Мы, доказательства и жертвы зверств, совершенных армянами против азербайджанцев, оцениваем поступок народного писателя и интеллектуала Акрама Айлисли как предательство правительства и народа Азербайджана и памяти наших мучеников и сожалеем о его так называемом романе".

Протестующие сожгли фотографии Айлисли и плакаты с названием романа.

Ранее агентство АПА сообщило, что члены правящей партии Ени Азербайджан и студенты приняли участие в акции протеста. За ходом акции вели наблюдение полицейские, которые не вмешались в акцию.

Источник: Commonspace.eu по материалам АПА.

Фото: Протестующие перед домом азербайджанского писателя Акрама Айлисли в Баку, 31 января 2013 года.

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