Human Rights Defender of Artsakh Gegham Stepanyan posted a photo of Artsakh Children who suffered from the strikes by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces
A few days ago, the Union of Journalists of Armenia issued a statement condemning the attacks, insults and harassment against journalist Ani Gevorgyan, the founder of the Newday.am website, by supporters and sympathizers of the “Civil Contract” party, as well as individual officials.
After Nikol Pashinyan’s press conference, July 25, the campaign of insults and harassment against some journalists, namely Aravot.am reporter Hripsime Jebejian and “NewDay.am” news site editor Ani Gevorgyan, is currently being projected onto Ani Gevorgyan, who is covering the upcoming Yerevan City Council Elections. After the press conference, threats, serious insults, harassment and calls for physical reprisal against the journalist on the Internet and in e-mails gained new momentum.
WE ARE ARMENIAN. We are the descendants of Armenian Genocide survivors, and we do not want to be talking about the recognition or commemoration of yet another genocide in the future.
Round table “Lawyering Peace” moderated by PILPG Founder, Dr. Paul R. Williams along with Alush Gashi, a Signatory to the Declaration of Independence of the Republic of Kosova; Ambassador Carey Cavanaugh, Special Negotiator responsible for conflicts in Eurasia, including the Nagorno-Karabakh Key West negotiations; and Mohammed Hassan Osman al-Ta’ishi, Chief Negotiator of the Juba Peace Agreement
I also presented the assembly with information about the Azerbaijani aggression of the last days and the supply of ammunition to Azerbaijan.
The Ministry of Defence will make a statement on the data of the deceased servicemen, as well as on the health condition of the wounded serviceman later, after informing the families of the servicemen in the proper, established manner.
The Ministry of Defense presents video footage that clearly shows how the Azerbaijani armed forces are concentrating additional resources in the direction of Sotk.
On September 1, at around 12:25 p.m., Azerbaijani armed forces units fired from fire arms towards the Armenian combat outposts nearby Norabak.
Pashinyan’s security agents silence all those who disagree with his defeatist ‘peace plan,’ whether they live in Armenia or the Diaspora. Patriotic Armenians and non-Armenians who support the Armenian Cause are banned from visiting Armenia, while the inhabitants of Armenia are harassed and arrested if they dare to protest or criticize Pashinyan. In the meantime, Turkish denialists and extremist grey wolf members are free to roam Armenia and insult the memory of Armenian Genocide victims at the Genocide Memorial in Yerevan.
