Iranian regime bans people from attending to the National Assembly of Azerbaijani
Thursday, 2nd July , 2009
BayBak - Southern Azerbaijanis gather in beginning of July in “Bez castle” based on Kaleybar city, to celebrate birthday of Baybek (Babak), an Azerbaijani warrior who defended his country against invaders for almost 30 years. On that day, National Assembly of Azerbaijanis takes place.
According to IRNA, occupier forces in Southern Azerbaijan had started military practice in Kaleybar region to prevent people from attending the assembly. In recent years, Fars regime had shown a great fear from unity between Azerbaijanis and has tightened the security masseurs in Azerbaijan. Azerbaijanis are not allowed to practice their culture, are not allowed to teach and learn on their mother language and also are loosing their heritages because of planed demolition programs against Azerbaijani historical monuments.
Although people in Southern Azerbaijan are banned of travelling to Kaleybar and celebrate the National Assembly of Azerbaijanis, but they do make meetings and parties in many cities regardless of what occupier regime wants!