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Human Rights Watch Reports on Violations in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey

Human Rights Watch (HRW), a respected and prominent NGO, issued last week its annual report that documents human rights violations during 2017 in more than 90 countries, including Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey.

Azerbaijani journalist Afgan Mukhtarli is brought to the court after having been abducted in Georgia and forcibly taken to neighboring Azerbaijan, where he was detained and placed in custody (Photo: Azadliq Radiosu/RFE/RL/HRW)

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Harut Sassounian

Harut Sassounian is the publisher of The California Courier, a weekly newspaper based in Glendale, Calif. He is the president of the Armenia Artsakh Fund, a non-profit organization that has donated to Armenia and Artsakh one billion dollars of humanitarian aid, mostly medicines, since 1989 (including its predecessor, the United Armenian Fund). He has been decorated by the presidents of Armenia and Artsakh and the heads of the Armenian Apostolic and Catholic churches. He is also the recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.

One Comment

  1. Armenians should have nun.
    Shame on each one of us…
    If we violate human rights.
    Let our politicians know this …
    not poor unlucky people like us.
    Who can’t do anything to change
    the brainless, heartless minds…

    Sylva~MD~Poetry

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