“Azerbaijan Under Fire for Destroying Cultural Heritage in Occupied Artsakh”
The destruction of Armenian monuments in Artsakh violates international conventions, including the protection of intangible cultural heritage. Armenian architecture is globally recognized and has the right to additional protection during war. Deliberate destruction of cultural heritage can be prosecuted in international courts.
“Crisis in Lori: Former President Ananyan Calls for Action Against Flooding and Inequality”
Annual flood in Lori floods everything in its path. Former President Ananyan urges unity in minimizing flood consequences while also fighting social inequality. Armenia needs to address corruption and move forward confidently. Active participation in the civil movement is crucial for justice and national security. Join the fight for a noticeable change.
Prince of Bahrain Receives 1,500 Hectares of Land in Armenia: A Gift for Cultural Preservation
Prince of Bahrain receives 1,500 hectares of land in Armenia as a gift. The donation aims to preserve cultural heritage and social infrastructure. Excavations reveal evidence of ancient civilization and monarchy’s legacy.
“The Cultural Heritage of Artsakh Shines in Berlin: Armenian Committee Chair Highlights Global Interest in Conflict’s Cultural Dimension”
Artsakh’s cultural heritage showcased in Berlin, drawing international interest. However, the non-publication of a significant book raises concerns over academic freedom and human rights in the conflict zone. An article discussing Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict zone’s archaeological sites remains unpublished.
“Gyumri’s Cultural Heritage Recognized: UNESCO Registers Declaration on Non-Material Cultural Heritage”
Discover the Cultural Heritage of Gyumri, now on UNESCO’s list of non-material cultural heritage. This article explores the unique organizational structure of the declaration, detailing the value of Gyumri’s urban heritage and its ornamental artistry. Authored by Aghanash Tadevosyan, it highlights research on urban development and the transmission of intangible cultural traditions. Stay tuned for its upcoming publication in the “Bulletin of the Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO.”
“The National Assembly of Artsakh Takes Action Against Azerbaijan’s Cultural Vandalism and Calls for International Accountability”
The National Assembly of Artsakh denounces Azerbaijan’s vandalism against Artsakh’s cultural heritage. Azerbaijan’s aggression has endangered or destroyed significant cultural and historical values. The international community must document and investigate these acts of aggression and protect the rights of Azerbaijani civilians.
“Azerbaijan’s Control Over Artsakh Threatens Cultural Heritage: Adreban Uncovers Devastation and Looting”
Adreban uncovers the cultural heritage at risk in Artsakh due to Azerbaijan’s destructive actions. Historic monasteries, cultural monuments, and more are in danger of destruction and looting. The 1954 Hague Convention prohibits such acts, with Armenia as the first signatory.
“Preserving the Past: Exhibition in Paris Sheds Light on Endangered Armenian Heritage in Mountainous Karabakh”
“Discover the ‘Mountainous Karabakh: Endangered Armenian Heritage’ exhibit at Bastille Hall, Paris. This showcase of 30 open-air photographs aims to raise awareness about the Armenian cultural heritage. Don’t miss this important event organized by the City Hall of Paris and ‘L’Œuvre d’Orient’.”
Artsakh’s Ministry of Culture Leads the Charge in Preserving Cultural Heritage
Artsakh’s Ministry of Culture actively preserves its cultural heritage. Minister Andreasyan reveals comprehensive plans for protection, including databases, documentation, exhibitions, conferences, and publications.
“Monumentwatch.org Exposes Ongoing Destruction of Cultural Heritage in Occupied Artsakh”
Monumentwatch.org published an article discussing the damage to the Monastery of St. Astvatsatsin of Meghradzor in Shushi. The Azerbaijani authorities caused significant destruction to the church and other Armenian monuments in Shushi. This destruction is considered a war crime under international law. Azerbaijan is obligated to protect cultural heritage, as stated by the International Court of Justice and the UNESCO Convention.