Azerbaijan's ruling party defends school uniform rules after hijab protests, tells Turkey not to interfere
Summary
Azerbaijan's ruling New Azerbaijan Party defended last month's school uniform rules after protests erupted over reports that some students and teachers wearing headscarves were barred from schools, with the interior ministry saying 37 people were detained during the protests; the party also criticised Turkish officials for publicly opposing the rules and told Ankara not to interfere.
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Azerbejdžan je sekularna bivša sovjetska republika s većinskim muslimanskim stanovništvom, a njen ustav odvaja vjeru od države i garantuje slobodu vjeroispovijesti. Prema ocjeni Reutersa, spor
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- Azerbejdžan · Country
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Turkey, Ankara and Israel are marked because they are mentioned in the context of the diplomatic exchange and the ruling party's criticism, not as places where the protest itself occurred.
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