RESOLUTION OF THE PLENUM OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF THE AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC

of October 21, 2005

About interpretation of article 49 of the Constitution of the Azerbaijan Republic

Name of the Azerbaijan Republic

Plenum of the Constitutional Court of the Azerbaijan Republic as a part of F. Abdullaev (chairman), F. Babayeva, B. Garibov, R. Gvaladze (judge-speaker), E.Mamedova, I. Nadzhafova, S. Salmanova and A. Sultanov,

with participation of the court secretary I. Ismaylov,

legal representatives of the interested subjects in special constitutional proceeding of the judge of the Supreme Court of the Azerbaijan Republic M. Agazade, assistant manager by Department of the legislation of the state construction manager of the Sector of the human rights law of the Device of Millie of Majlis of the Azerbaijan Republic K. Shafiyev, the expert, the associate professor of constitutional right of law department of the Baku state university, M. Ismaylov,

according to part IV of article 130 of the Constitution of the Azerbaijan Republic in proceeding in open court according to the procedure of special constitutional proceeding considered the constitutional case on request of the Supreme Court of the Azerbaijan Republic of October 14, 2005 for No. 8-8/2005 about interpretation of article 49 of the Constitution of the Azerbaijan Republic.

Having heard the report of the judge R. Gvaladze, performance of legal representatives of the subjects interested in special constitutional legal proceedings and the expert opinion, having discussed case papers, the Plenum of the Constitutional Court of the Azerbaijan Republic Established:

Following is enshrined in article 49 of the Constitution of the Azerbaijan Republic:

I. Everyone has right to liberty of meetings;

II. Everyone has the right, having beforehand notified the relevant state bodies, together with others peacefully and without weapon to gather, to hold meetings, meetings, demonstrations, street processions, pickets.

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