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Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) said that armed police ordered employees to leave the building of its Azerbaijani service Radio Azadliq.
The raid comes amid a crackdown on journalists and human rights activists in the oil-rich ex-Soviet state.
Earlier this month, Azerbaijani officials arrested an investigative reporter working for Radio Azadliq.
The director of the radio station, Kenan Aliyev, told AFP news agency that armed police had shut the station early on Friday.
"Our equipment and computers are being confiscated," he said. "Journalists are being forced out of the office."
A video posted on Twitter by RFE/RL showed prosecutors and police seizing folders and documents.
The Prosecutor General's Office told AP news agency that the search was conducted to investigate a "grave crime" but would not give any details.
A spokesman for President Ilham Aliyev accused Radio Azadliq of working for a foreign security service in December, just before the arrest of one of its journalists.
Investigative reporter Khadija Ismayilova was arrested earlier in December on charges that she drove a man to commit suicide. She is in pre-trial detention for two months.
In recent months, Azerbaijan has been accused of putting pressure on journalists and activists who have criticised the government for its failure to comply with international human rights standards and for arresting protesters.
Ilham Aliyev was elected for a third term as president in 2013, in a vote that the opposition rejected as fraudulent and undemocratic. Azerbaijan said the vote was fair.
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Prosecutors in Azerbaijan have raided the offices of a US-funded radio station in the capital, Baku.


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Aberdeenshire West MSP Alexander Burnett was elected in May.
The SNP said the allegations were a "serious matter", but the Scottish Conservatives said the SNP was "engaged in a nothing more than a politically-motivated fishing expedition".
Police said an election expenses complaint was under consideration.
An SNP spokesperson said: "The fact that these allegations have now been reported to Police Scotland, in line with the advice of the Electoral Commission, underlines the seriousness of this matter for Alexander Burnett and Ruth Davidson.
"As such, it is only right that the police are now given the opportunity to fully investigate any potential breach of election rules."
A spokesman for the Scottish Conservatives said: "The SNP tried the Electoral Commission first, was told it had gone to the wrong place, and is now trying the police."
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A Scottish Conservative MSP has been reported to Police Scotland over allegations he breached election campaign spending rules.


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Fewer than a third of black and Asian families allow a dead relative's organs to be used, compared with two-thirds of white families.
More than 1,300 people died waiting for a transplant in the UK last year.
The NHS said ethnic minority groups needed to discuss organ donation.
Although people from ethnic minorities can receive organs from white donors, the best match is often from a person with the same ethnic background.
The figures come from the Organ Donation and Transplantation Activity Report 2015-16, which is published on Thursday,
Its findings include:
The report is published ahead of Organ Donation Week, which runs from 5 to 11 September.
A campaign to increase the UK's rate of donations - currently among the lowest in Europe - has boosted the number by only 5% in four years.
The Welsh government says that since last December, when the law there changed to presume consent, the number of patients whose lives have been saved or improved by a transplant has increased by a quarter.
NHS Blood and Transplant also says family refusal is biggest obstacle to organ donation.
And it describes organ donation is "relatively rare" in the UK, because although more than half a million people die each year, only about 1% do so in circumstances which allow organs to be donated.
Sally Johnson, of NHS Blood and Transplant, said that as most people are prepared to accept a donated organ, they needed to be ready to donate also.
She added: "It is especially important for people from our black and Asian communities to talk about organ donation.
"I realise that this is a very difficult subject, but there are many black and Asian people who need a transplant. While some are able to receive an organ from a white donor, others will die if there is no donor from their own community."
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A shortage of transplant organs for black people and Asians in the UK is being caused by a lack of donations from within those communities, NHS Blood and Transplant has said.


