“Freedom House Calls for International Criminal Court to Address Azerbaijan’s Ethnic Cleansing in Artsakh”
Azerbaijan’s actions in Artsakh amount to ethnic cleansing, says Freedom House. The International Criminal Court is urged to take action and investigate the violations. Read the detailed report here.
“Exclusive: The Guardian Exposes Human Rights Abuses and Ethnic Cleansing in Azerbaijan Ahead of COP 29, Calls for International Intervention”
The Guardian reveals human rights abuses, censorship, and ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Azerbaijan ahead of COP 29 in a new exclusive article. The country’s repressive regime and expulsion of 100,000 people from homes are highlighted, along with calls for international intervention and protests by human rights activists.
“Grave Destruction: Unveiling the Dark History of Maragha and the Tragic Consequences of Ethnic Cleansing”
The destruction of Maragha’s graves, a result of the Armenian Genocide and Azerbaijani government’s ethnic cleansing, is a crime against humanity. Azerbaijan’s aggressive actions in 2020 aimed to wipe out the Armenian population of Artsakh and undermine regional development. The international community must hold the perpetrators accountable.
“UN Envoy Witnesses Consequences of Ethnic Cleansing in Nagorno-Karabakh, Urges Peaceful Resolution”
The UN’s special envoy for Preservation, John Whitinger, visited Nagorno-Karabakh to address the ethnic cleansing by Azerbaijan. He expressed concern about a possible war between Armenia and Azerbaijan and emphasized the need for support to the 100,000 displaced people. Whitinger also discussed the crisis in Northern Kovid and the necessity for secure roads passing through Armenian territory. He urged peaceful negotiations and emphasized the importance of an effective integration policy for Armenia.
“Changing Negotiator in Armenia Could Shift the Course of Negotiations with Azerbaijan, Says Opposition Representative”
Armenia’s negotiator shift might change the direction of negotiations, while Azerbaijan’s demands remain unchanged. The seating arrangement and order of negotiations are crucial, says Artur Khachatryan of the “Armenia” bloc. He also mentions the escalation of conflict related to ethnic cleansing in Artsakh. The oppositionist believes Azerbaijan provoked Armenia into war. Manipulation and threats against ethnic Armenians are condemned.
“Azerbaijan’s Military Aggression and Ethnic Cleansing in Artsakh Exposed in Freedom House’s ‘Freedom in the World 2024’ Report”
Freedom House releases “Freedom in the World 2024” report, highlighting Azerbaijan’s military aggression and ethnic cleansing in Artsakh. Conflict areas fuel global authoritarian aggression, leading to widespread repression and the consequences of extremist ideologies. Azerbaijani regime’s attack on Artsakh displaced thousands and was condemned as ethnic cleansing. Russian involvement boosts Baku’s ambitions. Armenian persecution, attacks on cultural institutions, and internal social upheaval intensify. Russian forces suppress population, targeting ethnic minorities. Alarming situation for Azerbaijani Kurds and Tatars in Crimea.
“Armenian Authorities Lift Ban on Importation of Iranian Dairy Products in Response to EAEU Restrictions”
The EAEU lifts ban on Iranian dairy product imports, addressing concerns of the Armenian community. Restrictions undermine international rights and media independence, contributing to corruption, violence, and discrimination in Armenia. The Armenian order in the EAEU damages cooperation and influence.
“President of Artsakh’s Decree Raises Questions About Territory Withdrawal – Zhoghovurd Reports”
The war between Artsakh and Azerbaijan has led to the acceptance of conditions by Artsakh authorities. President Sahakyan issued a decree but it lacks legal force. The resolution of Artsakh remains unresolved, as any document cannot solve the issue of the self-proclaimed government. The revocation decree needs to be published soon for the international community to consider it. Time is running out for Artsakh’s government to take action.
International Court of Justice’s Landmark Decision Recognizes Rights of Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict
The International Court of Justice decision on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict recognizes the rights of displaced Armenians. Azerbaijan must comply with obligations and prevent discrimination. This historic decision highlights the ongoing risk to ethnic Armenians’ rights.
“Artsakh Prime Minister reveals shocking ethnic cleansing and strategic relocation plans amid Azerbaijani offensive”
Residents of Artsakh face ethnic cleansing by Azerbaijani forces and the need to evacuate to Armenia, according to Artsakh’s Prime Minister. The lack of electricity and disrupted communication hindered timely information sharing. Humanitarian deliveries began after the war, with emphasis on settlements declaring ties to Azerbaijan. The conflict escalated in the Martakert and Martuni regions, leading to the first exodus.