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Break the silence on Azerbaijan oil workers' deaths

Submitted by Gabriel Levy on Aug 4 2016 08:27
Flowers on the Caspian shore

In Azerbaijan, oil workers and their families are demanding answers about offshore safety standards, but the authorities have stayed silent for nine months about the causes of a disaster that killed 31 people

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