Ruben Vardanyan Says Armenian Prisoners in Baku Are Being Denied Rights Guaranteed Under Azerbaijani Law
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Within the framework of the Ombudsman's National Preventive Mechanism activities, meetings were held with persons of Armenian origin, including Ruben Vardanyan, both during the preliminary investigation period, during court proceedings, and after their conviction and transfer to a prison, in the institutions where they were held, and the status of their rights, detention conditions, and treatment were continuously monitored.
Ruben Vardanyan Says Armenian Prisoners in Baku Are Being Denied Rights Guaranteed Under Azerbaijani Law
Ruben Vardanyan, the former state minister of Artsakh imprisoned in Azerbaijan, has appealed to the country’s human rights commissioner, alleging that Armenian prisoners held in Baku are being denied rights guaranteed under Azerbaijani law. Vardanyan addressed the Sept. 16 appeal to Human Rights Commissioner Sabina Aliyeva, who had previously expressed a willingness to assist with protecting the rights of convicted Armenian citizens. The stateme…
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