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Idrak Abbasov
Idrak Abbasov (born c. 1976) is an Azerbaijani journalist who works for the newspaper ''Zerkalo'', one of Azerbaijan's few newspapers not controlled by the government of President Ilham Aliyev. ''The Guardian'' described him as one of the nation's "leading journalists". He lives in Sulutəpə, a settlement in Baku, the nation's capital.〔 Known for his reporting on forced evictions in Baku, Abbasov was badly beaten in 2012, allegedly by SOCAR security personnel.
==SOCAR reporting==
In 2011, Abbasov began reporting on protests against SOCAR, the state oil company, by Sulutəpə citizens whose homes were being demolished by the company.〔 After he began his reporting, security personnel for the company sent a digger to destroy his father's home, damaging the roof and walls.〔 In recognition of his work, Index on Censorship awarded him the Guardian journalism award in March 2012 for "investigative journalism of dogged determination across a range of media, including print, online, radio and television".〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Idrak Abbasov wins Guardian journalism award )〕 In his acceptance speech, Abbasov acknowledged other Azerbaijani journalists at risk, saying: "This is the price that my colleagues in Azerbaijan are paying for the right of the Azerbaijani people to know the truth about what is happening in their country. For the sake of this right we accept that our lives are in danger, as are the lives of our families. But the goal is worth it, since the right to truth is worth more than a life without truth."〔
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