by Journalists for Human Rights | Dec 13, 2024 | Editor's Choice, Torture
Matad Babayan, who is in Azerbaijani captivity, called his family from Baku on October 30. “He calls once a week or once a fortnight. There are times when we wait longer for him to call,” Babayan’s grandson, Alen, told Forrights.am. According to family members, Madat...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Dec 13, 2024 | Editor's Choice
51-year-old Sargis Hayrapetyan was the deputy director of the Charles Aznavour Cultural Center in Stepanakert, and now works as a worker at the National Children’s Library in Yerevan. He was born and lived in Stepanakert, NK. A construction engineer by...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Dec 13, 2024 | Army, Editor's Choice
“I opened Facebook and the first thing I saw was my son’s picture with the text “The soldier who died today in the Meghri military unit is Aghasi Serozh Dallakyan…”: this is how Gohar Hayrapetyan learned about the death of her soldier son. On...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Dec 13, 2024 | Editor's Choice
“In peacetime, I was a craftsman; when there was a war, I was an artilleryman,” 45-year-old Artsakh resident Hakob Grigoryan briefly tells about his life. Grigoryan, a father of three, was wounded in the legs during the 2020 war, but returned to the front line shortly...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Dec 13, 2024 | Analysis, Editor's Choice
A few days ago, Armen Rustamyan, a deputy from the “Armenia” faction in the National Assembly, asked Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan: “Is the issue of international recognition of the Armenian Genocide on the Foreign Ministry’s agenda or not?” In response, the...
