At Sham Trial in Baku, Ex-President Defends Artsakh’s Right to Self-Determination

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Kirill Krivosheev, a Russian journalist and expert on the post-Soviet space, believes that the trial of former leaders of Nagorno-Karabakh in Baku is political in nature and serves the interests of Azerbaijan. On RUSARMINFO, the expert said that Azerbaijan is not going to release Armenian prisoners of war, and if such a decision is made, Armenia will be “offered” to pay too high a price. As part of the “Day with Nver Mnatsakanyan” program, Krivo…

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At Sham Trial in Baku, Ex-President Defends Artsakh’s Right to Self-Determination

Former Artsakh President Bako Sahakian, who is part of sham trial being staged in Baku, boldly rejected the charges brought against him by Azerbaijani prosecutors and said that Artsakh’s right to self-determination cannot be part of any criminal or judicial proceeding. Speaking at a military court in Baku, where he and other Artsakh leaders are facing bogus charges, Sahakyan reiterated what he said during the preliminary investigation that the A…

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Legal Aspects of Artsakh’s Independence: The Forgotten Soviet Judicial Framework - The Armenian Mirror-Spectator

YEREVAN — The right to self-determination, enunciated about 100 years ago by US President Woodrow Wilson in his famous 14 Points document, has traditionally been one of the most important principles for the peaceful resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh (NK) conflict. In a document dated July 10, 2009 that is available on Barack Obama’s presidential website, the presidents of the United States, Russia’s Dmitriy Medvedev, and France’s Nicolas Sarkoz…