by Journalists for Human Rights | Jul 8, 2024 | Closed Institutions, Editor's Choice
Yesterday, Zhanna Aleksanyan, head of the organization Journalists for the Protection of Human Rights, published on her Facebook page the crimes committed against Andrey Khalilian, a young man of Yezidi nationality, about which the penitentiary service preferred to...
by Narek Kirakosyan | Jul 8, 2024 | Editor's Choice, Right to a Fair Trial
A part of the recording of a telephone conversation between two Artsakh residents in the Artsakh dialect has appeared on the Internet. The RA Investigative Committee and the Public TV Company operating with the funds of the state budget present how men from Artsakh...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Jul 8, 2024 | Editor's Choice, Torture
Arman Sargsyan, a young man from Artsakh, has always participated in protests and gatherings for the salvation of Artsakh after the war. He was once arrested for three hours in 2023, during the days of the blockade, when he and other activists were blocking a road,...
by Ani Gevorgyan | Jul 8, 2024 | Editor's Choice
24-year-old Diana Pahramazyan had her third child on December 7, 2022, the same day when the Lachin Corridor was blockaded and Artsakh (NK) was under siege. The young woman says that at that time she could not even imagine that she would celebrate her little...
by Narek Kirakosyan | Jul 8, 2024 | Editor's Choice
“It was a very difficult journey:” This is how Inara Poghosyan, forcibly displaced from Artsakh, briefly describes the migration from Stepanakert to Yerevan in front of the eyes of the civilized world in her interview with Forrights.am. On the way to...
by Narek Kirakosyan | Jul 8, 2024 | Editor's Choice
Arevik Avanesyan brings her dreams in Chartar to life in Aparan. The forcibly displaced 46-year-old woman makes handmade bags to keep the memories of Artsakh alive and to solve the social problems of her large family in small steps. “I have always loved to work;...
