Rhetoric against Armenians and its dynamics in Azerbaijani social networks
The “Center for International and Comparative Law,” in collaboration with the “Armenian Legal Centre for Justice and Human Rights,” has prepared a report. This report conducts a qualitative analysis to reveal the narratives constructed by Azerbaijani authorities regarding Armenians between August 1 and October 8, 2023, and how these narratives impact public perception.
The analysis examined speeches and press releases by high-ranking Azerbaijani officials published on state platforms, such as the official websites of the President, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Ministry of Defense. The statements were primarily divided into two categories: those expressing attitudes and characteristics, which included derogatory claims attributed to Armenians and threats; and calls to action, which aimed at using force, presenting territorial claims, or seeking allied support against Armenia.
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And these are the people, Pashinyan is in a hurry to make peace with. How on Earth can one make peace with these people and how is that supposed to work? Pashinyan’s countless and futile overtures to Azerbaijan, is that of a potential victim trying to flatter a criminal, in the hope that the criminal might not attack him.