Date:16/01/12
An internet-café for women is functioning near Ganjlik underground in Baku.According to, the club provides its services from 9.00 until 20.00.
The computers are controlled in the internet-café and access to some of the websites, including pornographic, is blocked.
The cost of an hour of internet use is 80 qepicks. The price includes tea, coffee and chocolate. According to the café management, most visitors of the club are students that use internet for writing essays and other works.
Women engaged in other spheres are also frequent customers of the internet-café.
Women's internet-cafe opens in Baku
An internet-café for women is functioning near Ganjlik underground in Baku.According to, the club provides its services from 9.00 until 20.00.The computers are controlled in the internet-café and access to some of the websites, including pornographic, is blocked.
The cost of an hour of internet use is 80 qepicks. The price includes tea, coffee and chocolate. According to the café management, most visitors of the club are students that use internet for writing essays and other works.
Women engaged in other spheres are also frequent customers of the internet-café.
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