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“I’m like a bird in a cage with its wings clipped.” Eric, forcibly displaced from Artsakh, has health and social problems

by Journalists for Human Rights | Feb 17, 2025 | Editor's Choice

Until September 2023, Eric’s health was assessed as satisfactory: despite being in a wheelchair, he was able to create paintings peacefully while in Artsakh. However, the forced displacement dealt a heavy blow to 40-year-old Eric’s life. His health deteriorated...

“We were saved, but from what? We stayed alive, but not in spirit:” Doubly displaced Artsakh woman

by Journalists for Human Rights | Feb 17, 2025 | Editor's Choice

Armine Verdyan is originally from Northern Artsakh. Her grandfather and grandmother were intellectuals from the villages of Manashid and Buzlukh in the Shahumyan region, who were also displaced and settled in Stepanakert. Armine’s parents got married and settled in...

“We turn on the stove and all gather in a room. We need food, stationery, a table and chairs.” Artsakh family in the grip of poverty

by Journalists for Human Rights | Feb 17, 2025 | Editor's Choice

Bella Stepanyan and her six minor children gather in a room of the house during the day, where an electric stove is installed and the room is heated. They do not have the opportunity to heat the entire house with electricity, and at the end of the month they have...

“Our Armenian hostages are representing us in Baku.” Artak Beglaryan

by Journalists for Human Rights | Feb 17, 2025 | Editor's Choice

Azerbaijan, which has brought trumped-up charges against the Armenian captives held hostage in Baku, including the military-political leadership of Artsakh, has announced the start of their trials. Former Human Rights Defender and Minister of Artsakh Artak Beglaryan...

“I can’t put a flower on the grave of my child: who needs such a life?” The problem of the remains remaining in Artsakh is not being resolved

by Journalists for Human Rights | Feb 17, 2025 | Army, Editor's Choice

While the issue of the possibility of dissolving the OSCE Minsk Group, which is engaged in the settlement of the Artsakh issue, has come up for discussion, the humanitarian problems of the people of Artsakh remain unresolved. If Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan...

“I’m like a bird in a cage with its wings clipped.” Eric, forcibly displaced from Artsakh, has health and social problems

“We were saved, but from what? We stayed alive, but not in spirit:” Doubly displaced Artsakh woman

“We turn on the stove and all gather in a room. We need food, stationery, a table and chairs.” Artsakh family in the grip of poverty

“Our Armenian hostages are representing us in Baku.” Artak Beglaryan

“I can’t put a flower on the grave of my child: who needs such a life?” The problem of the remains remaining in Artsakh is not being resolved

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