Why Are There No Armenians In Nagorno-Karabakh?Fact-Finding Report Summary
“Why Are There No Armenians In Nagorno-Karabakh?” fact-finding report was
The analysis of the legislative amendments adopted by the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia with respect to vetting in the judiciary and the legal system supports the following conclusions:
It is unacceptable that the conclusions of the Corruption Prevention Commission will not be published and will be advisory for the Supreme Judicial Council. The conclusions of the Corruption Prevention Commission and the decision-making of the Supreme Judicial Council on the basis of such conclusions will not be public. Thus, there can be no public or other oversight and accountability of the whole process.
We demand from the political power:
The statement is open for joining:
Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly-Vanadzor office NGO
Open Society Foundations-Armenia
“Asparez” Journalists’ Club
Protection of Rights Without Border NGO
Law Protection and Development Foundation
Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center
Robert Revazyan, attorney
Karen Tumanyan, attorney
“Why Are There No Armenians In Nagorno-Karabakh?” fact-finding report was
While backlogged courts and overloaded judges remains a pressing issue
The civil society and human rights activists of Armenia condemn
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