Emin Milli has been only conditionally released in November 2010 and was not allowed to leave Azerbaijan until June 2011.[21] The New York Times covered some details of his life after his release.[22] He continued to be one of the most critical voices of dissent and campaigned internationally for release of all political prisoners in Azerbaijan,.[23][24] Milli has addressed the President Aliyev during Internet Governance Forum in November 2012 with the open letter telling the truth about real situation in Azerbaijan. The open letter was published in The Independent,[1] Le Monde Blog,[25] Tagesspiegel,[26] Gazeta Wyborcza[27] and Radio Azadliq.[28]