Azerbaijan's Disabled in Poverty Trap
Benefits too low to live on, but employers reluctant to observe disabled quota rules.
Benefits too low to live on, but employers reluctant to observe disabled quota rules.
High prices are prompting younger people to vent their anger, though more on the internet than on the streets.
New group, supported by IWPR, launches campaign to improve assistance to people displaced by floods and landslides.
New group, supported by IWPR, launches campaign to improve assistance to people displaced by floods and landslides.
Investigative body has generated some prosecutions, but its critics say it isn’t addressing corruption as systemic issue.
Police accused of branding all Salafi Muslims as potential troublemakers.
Talks falter on extent of proportional representation.
Nearly 50 per cent of government expenditure goes on welfare payments, which say officials has prevented poverty from reaching catastrophic levels.
Country has world’s sixth-highest number of prisoners per capita.
Fewer recorded cases than Russia, but country needs more specialised clinics offering treatment.