Reports

• This report provides a comprehensive legal analysis of child rights in Azerbaijan, examining the extent to which national laws align with international standards, particularly the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). It identifies key areas of compatibility as well as gaps or inconsistencies in existing legislation affecting children’s protection, welfare, and development. The study offers evidence-based recommendations for legal reforms and policy adjustments to ensure Azerbaijan's domestic framework fully upholds and implements international child rights obligations

• The report focuses on the housing, land, and property (HLP) rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Azerbaijan. Its aim is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the background, legal framework, and challenges faced by IDPs concerning their HLP rights. By examining the historical context, international and domestic legal frameworks, and specific challenges, this report seeks to illuminate the issues surrounding the housing, land, and property rights of IDPs.

This research is the study of the social situation of IDPs living in Azerbaijan, especially in Fizuli district. The first chapter of the study analyzes information on the situation of IDPs in Azerbaijan in terms of health, social policy, and education. When assessing the existing health infrastructure and official data on registered diseases, we found that the official data was insufficient to provide an accurate picture. Unlike health indicators, social policy indicators are accurate enough to describe the situation of IDPs fully. 

 The Law Society of Azerbaijan led and contributed to writing the first assessment report of progress on the 20 Deliverables for 2020 for Azerbaijan, combining civil society and think-tank expertise.This assessment covers all five EaP priority areas: cross-cutting deliverables, a strongereconomy, stronger governance, stronger connectivity, and stronger society.