by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 17, 2024 | Editor's Choice
Naira Babayan, mother of twice displaced five children, was born in the village of Patara, NK. Together with her husband Gurgen, they lived in the city of Mingechaur, but in 1988, as a result of the Sumgait pogroms, they were moved to Artsakh with their three young...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 14, 2024 | Editor's Choice
A year has passed since the deportation and depopulation of Artsakh, but the issue of Artsakh is not closed. Artsakh analyst Davit Karabekyan spoke with us about the recognition of Artsakh’s right to self-determination and the return of Artsakh residents to...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 14, 2024 | Editor's Choice
“We were in a bad situation, terrible; they attacked us and we ran away from home to the forests,” 65-year-old Rima Ghalayan remembers this when talking about what happened in Artsakh a year ago. She is from Kichan village of Martakert region. The women,...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 14, 2024 | Editor's Choice
Today is September 19. Exactly a year ago, Azerbaijani aggression took place in Artsakh with the participation of Russian troops, as a result of which Armenian Artsakh was depopulated of Armenians for the first time in the last millennium. It happened as a result of...
by Journalists for Human Rights | Oct 14, 2024 | Editor's Choice
Venera Hovsepyan was born in Talish village of Martakert region of Artsakh. She married Edward from Stepanakert, with whom they lived in the capital, brought up their three sons together and raised them with great difficulties in the 1990s. The Artsakh movement of...
