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Sep 17, 19:16

Baku Military Court Rejects Request to Question Armenian PM in Ruben Vardanyan's Trial

A Baku military court rejected a request by Ruben Vardanyan, former State Minister of Artsakh, to question Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as well as OSCE Minsk Group members and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Azerbaijan, in his trial.

Baku Military Court Rejects Request to Question Armenian PM in Ruben Vardanyan's Trial

A Baku military court rejected a request by Ruben Vardanyan, former State Minister of Artsakh, to question Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, as well as OSCE Minsk Group members and representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Azerbaijan, in his trial.

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What are the potential future implications of this trial and what actions could Armenia take?

The trial's outcome could set a precedent for future prosecutions of Armenians held in Azerbaijan. Armenia can leverage international pressure, highlighting the lack of due process and biased nature of the proceedings. Publicly presenting documentation from the UN and OSCE, confirming Artsakh's self-defense, might help expose the Azerbaijani narrative as flawed and politically motivated.

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Aug 30, 04:15

Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban

The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.

Relocation of WWII Monument in Artik Sparks Controversy and Potential Travel Ban

The planned relocation of a World War II monument in Artik, Armenia, has fueled tensions in Armenian-Russian relations, potentially resulting in a travel ban for the town's mayor, Ananik Voskanyan.

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What are the underlying causes and broader implications of this conflict?

The conflict stems from concerns over the lack of public consultation and expert opinion before deciding on the monument's fate. Articles in Russian media criticized the decision, adding to the tensions. Despite the deputy mayor denying Russian objections, the Russian consul's input suggests otherwise.

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Aug 15, 01:21

Artsakh Resident Jailed, Launches Hunger Strike Amidst Allegations of Police Bias

Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident and a prior torture accuser, is on a hunger strike after being jailed for a month in Vanadzor for allegedly aiding a robbery at his girlfriend's home; his lawyer claims the investigating officer is biased and linked to the police who allegedly tortured him.

Artsakh Resident Jailed, Launches Hunger Strike Amidst Allegations of Police Bias

Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident and a prior torture accuser, is on a hunger strike after being jailed for a month in Vanadzor for allegedly aiding a robbery at his girlfriend's home; his lawyer claims the investigating officer is biased and linked to the police who allegedly tortured him.

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What are the immediate consequences of Tigran Ulubabyan's hunger strike and how does it reflect broader concerns about the Armenian justice system?

Tigran Ulubabyan, an Artsakh resident, has informed his lawyer of his intent to begin a hunger strike in prison. He's been detained for a month in Vanadzor, accused of aiding in a robbery at his girlfriend's home. His lawyer, Erik Beglaryan, expressed concerns about the impartiality of the investigating officer from the start.

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Jul 16, 19:15

Armenia Challenges Artsakh's Ownership of Yerevan Office Building

Armenia's Prosecutor General's Office is challenging Artsakh's ownership of its Yerevan office building, the only remaining property in Armenia after Artsakh's loss, prompting concerns from former Artsakh State Minister Artak Beglaryan who calls it politically motivated and part of a broader pattern...

Armenia Challenges Artsakh's Ownership of Yerevan Office Building

Armenia's Prosecutor General's Office is challenging Artsakh's ownership of its Yerevan office building, the only remaining property in Armenia after Artsakh's loss, prompting concerns from former Artsakh State Minister Artak Beglaryan who calls it politically motivated and part of a broader pattern...

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What are the potential long-term implications of this legal challenge for Artsakh's institutions and the displaced population?

The legal action against Artsakh's Yerevan office foreshadows further challenges to Artsakh's institutions and the rights of its displaced population. Beglaryan anticipates the court will rule in favor of Pashinyan's government, highlighting the political nature of the dispute and the potential for future actions against Artsakh interests. The loss of this building represents a significant symbolic and practical blow to Artsakh.

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Jul 7, 16:11

Artsakh Man Charged with Robbery Amidst Unresolved Police Brutality Allegations

Following months of investigation, Tigran Ulubabyan from Artsakh was charged with aiding a Vanadzor robbery in March, despite the victim's denial and his own claims of innocence; the police torture case he initiated remains unresolved.

Artsakh Man Charged with Robbery Amidst Unresolved Police Brutality Allegations

Following months of investigation, Tigran Ulubabyan from Artsakh was charged with aiding a Vanadzor robbery in March, despite the victim's denial and his own claims of innocence; the police torture case he initiated remains unresolved.

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What specific evidence links Tigran Ulubabyan to the Vanadzor robbery, given the victim's lack of testimony and the suspect's denial of involvement?

Tigran Ulubabyan, a 29-year-old from Artsakh, has been charged with assisting in an armed robbery in Vanadzor, Armenia. Despite his claims of innocence and the victim's lack of incriminating testimony, he remains in custody.

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Apr 5, 22:14

Armenian Government Rejects Artsakh Council Demands, Sparking Continued Protests

The Armenian government rejected the majority of demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council, including key political issues, prompting continued protests and highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and displaced Artsakh Armenians. The government cited 115 billion AMD in programs...

Armenian Government Rejects Artsakh Council Demands, Sparking Continued Protests

The Armenian government rejected the majority of demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council, including key political issues, prompting continued protests and highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and displaced Artsakh Armenians. The government cited 115 billion AMD in programs...

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What specific demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council were rejected by the Armenian government, and what immediate consequences are likely to follow?

The Armenian government rejected most demands from the Artsakh Rights Protection Council, only addressing a few social issues. The Council, citing a lack of consideration for their 12-point proposal, plans to continue its protests. The government's response highlighted existing programs for displaced persons, including housing and social assistance, but these were deemed insufficient by the Council.

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Sep 2, 22:22

International Conference in Yerevan Discusses Unresolved Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

An international conference in Yerevan, organized by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun), focused on the unresolved Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, highlighting the ongoing displacement of Armenians and the need for a future resolution.

International Conference in Yerevan Discusses Unresolved Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

An international conference in Yerevan, organized by the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun), focused on the unresolved Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, highlighting the ongoing displacement of Armenians and the need for a future resolution.

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How did the participants assess the current political climate and its impact on resolving the conflict?

Participants acknowledged that raising the issue internationally is currently impossible under Nikol Pashinyan's leadership, suggesting a future resolution may only be possible with a new government. They also noted that the dissolution of the OSCE Minsk Group, facilitated by Armenia, was a precondition for Azerbaijan to sign the agreement.

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Aug 23, 22:15

Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.

Armenia: Prosecutor's Office Rejects Hate Speech Complaints Against Artsakh Residents

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office rejected hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, deeming them protected free speech, overturning a court order and highlighting selective enforcement amid ongoing investigations into similar statements by pro-government figures.

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Why did the Armenian Prosecutor's Office refuse to investigate hate speech directed against Artsakh residents, despite a court order to do so?

The Armenian Prosecutor's Office refused to pursue hate speech complaints against Artsakh residents, claiming it constitutes freedom of speech. This decision overturned a court order to initiate criminal proceedings based on complaints filed by lawyer Roman Yeritsyan regarding online statements calling for Artsakh residents to remain in Artsakh, effectively blocking their return.

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Jul 23, 22:13

Azerbaijan's Show Trial of Artsakh's Former State Minister

In Azerbaijan, a trial against Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, proceeded with only state media present, featuring witnesses claiming to be successors of those harmed by alleged actions of Vardanyan, despite evidence suggesting the accusations are fabricated and connected to the post-...

Azerbaijan's Show Trial of Artsakh's Former State Minister

In Azerbaijan, a trial against Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, proceeded with only state media present, featuring witnesses claiming to be successors of those harmed by alleged actions of Vardanyan, despite evidence suggesting the accusations are fabricated and connected to the post-...

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What specific evidence suggests the trial against Ruben Vardanyan is politically motivated and lacks credible evidence of his involvement in war crimes?

In a trial held in Azerbaijan, only state media were present as the case against Ruben Vardanyan, former State Minister of Artsakh, continued. Witnesses, presented as successors of those allegedly harmed by military actions, testified against Vardanyan, who never held a military post. Their testimonies, deemed fabricated and unrelated to Vardanyan's short tenure, were delivered in a closed session.", A2="The trial appears to be a staged event, with witnesses recruited by Azerbaijani special services, according to Siranush Sahakyan, who represents Armenian prisoners of war in international courts. These individuals are being used to falsely accuse Vardanyan of actions during a period when he was not in the region and lacked the authority to commit the alleged crimes.", A3="The Azerbaijani government's actions represent a clear attempt to legitimize their occupation of Artsakh by falsely blaming Armenian officials. This case highlights the lack of due process and international oversight in Azerbaijani courts, putting the lives of Armenian prisoners of war at risk and raising concerns about potential extrajudicial killings.", Q1="What specific evidence suggests the trial against Ruben Vardanyan is politically motivated and lacks credible evidence of his involvement in war crimes?", Q2="How does the Azerbaijani government's control over media coverage and exclusion of international observers impact the fairness and transparency of the trial?", Q3="What international pressure or actions could effectively address the human rights violations against Armenian prisoners of war in Azerbaijan, including the lack of access to independent legal counsel and international monitoring?", ShortDescription="In Azerbaijan, a trial against Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, proceeded with only state media present, featuring witnesses claiming to be successors of those harmed by alleged actions of Vardanyan, despite evidence suggesting the accusations are fabricated and connected to the post-conflict situation.", ShortTitle="Azerbaijan's Show Trial of Artsakh's Former State Minister"))

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Jul 12, 01:12

Vardanyan Trial Highlights Alleged Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan

Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, is on trial in Baku's military court, facing accusations of war crimes, with his legal team alleging violations of fair trial rights, including lack of access to evidence and politically motivated prosecution.

Vardanyan Trial Highlights Alleged Human Rights Violations in Azerbaijan

Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, is on trial in Baku's military court, facing accusations of war crimes, with his legal team alleging violations of fair trial rights, including lack of access to evidence and politically motivated prosecution.

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What are the key procedural violations alleged in the trial of Ruben Vardanyan, and what is their significance for international legal norms?

Ruben Vardanyan, former Minister of State of Artsakh, is being tried in a Baku military court, facing accusations deemed baseless by his legal team. His defense claims numerous procedural violations, including denial of access to evidence and a biased trial.

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Apr 21, 22:12

Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...

Armenian Church-Government Tensions Highlighted During Easter

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials highlighted the ongoing tension between the Armenian Church and the government, symbolized by the Catholicos's call for national unity amidst internal divisions and the controversy surrounding the display of the Artsakh flag in Jerus...

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What was the most significant message conveyed by Catholicos Garegin II during the Easter mass, and what are its immediate implications for Armenian society?

During Easter mass, the absence of high-ranking Armenian officials was notable, with only the EU and Czech ambassadors in attendance. Catholicos Garegin II urged national unity, rejecting actions harming the nation and condemning false narratives that diminish Armenian history and endanger the future.

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Apr 4, 01:18

Artsakh Residents Continue Protests After Partial Government Response

Artsakh residents protested in Yerevan, demanding repatriation, prisoner releases, and adequate social programs. After a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, they announced continued protests due to insufficient government response, particularly concerning the reduction of the 40+10 housing assis...

Artsakh Residents Continue Protests After Partial Government Response

Artsakh residents protested in Yerevan, demanding repatriation, prisoner releases, and adequate social programs. After a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, they announced continued protests due to insufficient government response, particularly concerning the reduction of the 40+10 housing assis...

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What immediate actions will Artsakh residents take following the government's partial response to their demands?

Following a meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister, representatives of the Artsakh Rights Protection Council announced their intention to continue protests, citing the government's insufficient response to their demands. While some progress was made on social programs, key issues like repatriation and prisoner releases remain unresolved.

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