The International and Comparative Law Center, under the auspices of the Armenian Legal Center, has published a detailed report addressing the recent ethnic cleansing in Artsakh, which is rooted in long-standing anti-Armenian discrimination in Azerbaijan. The report argues that the blockade, military offensive and subsequent forced deportation of Armenians from Artsakh are not isolated incidents but a culmination of deeply ingrained institutionalized policies against Armenians.
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We needed this report.
Thank you, Armenian Legal Center and Armenian Weekly.
Fortunately, there are Armenian Diaspora organizations and news outlets like the Armenian Legal Center, ANCA and the Armenian Weekly, which are free from the control and are out of reach from traitorous anti-Armenian people and ruling cliques like Pashinyan, who are sabotaging Armenia, its people, its interests and its future.
Since we can’t expect any quest for justice from the current traitorous authoritarian Armenian government of Pashinyan, who would suppress it and who sweeps it under the carpet, these patriotic Diaspora organizations are truly the only ones left which continuously represent and defend the Armenian people and its interests around the world.
I wouldn’t agree that Pashinyan sold out, but I do agree that his will is compromised and weakened. He repeatedly failed to withstand against the aggression of Azerbaijan’s 21st Century Armenian Genocide Project, abetted by their Turkish, Israeli, and Russian culprits. What I get is that Pashinyan is fearful, because Armenia faces threats from NATO Turkey, oil rich Azerbaijan, and US backed Israel, but also from Russia. Russia backstabbed Armenia.
Too many Armenians were stuck regaling in the glories of 1994 and failed to realise just how weak in relative terms Armenia had become by 2020. Hence the belief that Pashinyan had sold out and the popular myth circulated by pro Russians and some Russians themselves that Russia stood back to show Armenia that it needed to be more loyal if to deserve support although the alliance with Russia never covered Arktash and ultimately was a disaster for Armenia as it led to complacency and since it’s Inception in 1996 Azerbaijan slowly began to recover and eclipse Armenia, heavy losses of the Russian military in Ukraine has discredited the insinuations popular late 2020 until early 2022 that the loss could have been prevented had Russia been more supportive . It’s worth noting in addition to it’s hydrocarbon resources which Azerbaijan capitalised on it isn’t legally allied to Russia and hence didn’t have the tie in that Armenia gladly accepted in the belief it would safeguard their military advantage only to find out the hard way.
Whilst community publications abroad are useful especially to serve outside state control they tend to risk having idealistic misplaced views on matters in the homeland and advocate hardline positions out of any personal and local risk. It’s easy to talk tough when far from the fray..