“Azerbaijan’s Violation of Human Rights Raises Concerns, Leads to Suspension of Cooperation with Council of Europe”
Concerns over Azerbaijan’s violation of human rights, leading to the suspension of cooperation with the Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture. The President of the CPT emphasizes the importance of fundamental values and calls for a dialogue to improve the situation.
“Armenia and Azerbaijan Make Progress on Border Coordination as Experts Forge Ahead”
News from Armenia and Azerbaijan: Border work progresses as 28 boundary pillars are being measured. Expert groups from both countries are working together.
“First Deputy Minister of Armenia Engages with Border Armed Formations to Ensure National Security”
Edward Asryan, First Deputy Minister of the Republic of Armenia, evaluates security measures during a visit to the eastern border with Azerbaijan. Discussions focus on operational readiness, identified problems, and future activities. Adherence to military discipline and security principles emphasized.
“Civil Rights Defender Demands Compensation for Losses as Conflict Escalates: International Courts Urged to Support Azerbaijan’s Call for Justice”
Armenia must compensate for losses in Azerbaijan, demands civil rights defender Sabina Aliyeva. She urges international courts to support their cause and ensure the protection of rights for those affected by the conflict and loss of life. The aggression has resulted in 65 deaths and 272 injuries, mostly among civilians. Since 1991, 3416 people, including 357 children and 38 women, have been registered as victims of the Armenian armed forces.
“Landmark Moment: Armenia and Azerbaijan set to officially demarcate state border on November 30th”
Officially scheduled for November 30, the demarcation of the Armenia-Azerbaijan state border will be attended by delegations from both countries. The announcement was made by the Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.