Ruben Vardanyan forced to attend court sessions in Baku despite worsening health condition
Former Artsakh cabinet leader Ruben Vardanyan’s health has sharply declined a week into his hunger…
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Leveraging international pressure to reform Turkey
In this Civilnet interview, former Turkish Member of Parliament Garo Paylan provides an insider’s…
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Insights from Aurora on the future of AI and human rights
Partner content. The Human Rights and Humanitarian Forum in May 2024 initiated conversations about artificial…
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Switzerland passes motion on right of return for Karabakh Armenians
The Swiss parliament’s lower house passed a motion today calling for Switzerland to host an international…
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A look into Georgia’s democratic backsliding
In this interview, Tinatin Khidasheli, the head of the Georgian think tank Civic — IDEA, provides…
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U.S. Congressmen receive hostile welcome at COP29 in Azerbaijan
By Paul Vartan Sookiasian U.S. Representative Frank Pallone (D-NJ) revealed on Monday that he was able…
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The Legal Case For Genocide In Karabakh
In this interview, Luis Moreno Ocampo, the first prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, delves…
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U.S. educators learn first-hand about the Armenian Genocide through GenEd
By Paul Vartan Sookiasian A U.S. non-profit initiative is bringing teachers from the United States…
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Why is oil-rich Azerbaijan hosting the UN’s largest climate conference?
By Mane Berikyan With the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference slated for November, criticism…
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One woman’s quest for justice for her sister, tortured and killed by Azerbaijan
Gayane Abgaryan, a soldier in the Armenian military, was tortured and brutally killed by Azerbaijani…
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