ECHR find Armenia guilty in Nana Muradyan v. Armenia

ArmInfo.. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has obliged Armenia pay 20,000 euros to Nana Muradyan, is an Armenian national in the Nana Muradyan v.  Armenia (application no. 69517/11).  

The ECHR judgment reads: 

"Nana Muradyan v. Armenia (application no. 69517/11)

"The applicant, Nana Muradyan, is an Armenian national, who was born  in 1972 and lives in Armavir (Armenia). The case concerns the death  of the applicant's 18-year-old son during his compulsory military  service on the territory of the unrecognised Nagorno Karabakh  Republic. On 15 March 2010 he was found hanging from a metal pole  behind the officers' room of his military unit. The ensuing  investigation has been stayed three times and is still ongoing.  According to the findings thus far, the applicant's son committed  suicide because of harassment. Relying on Article 2 (right to life)  of the European Convention on Human Rights, Ms Muradyan disputes that  her son committed suicide, alleging that he was murdered because he  had witnessed a theft in his military unit. She also complains that  the authorities' investigation into her son's death was ineffective.

"Violation of Article 2 (right to life)

"Violation of Article 2 (investigation)

"Just satisfaction:

"non-pecuniary damage: 20,000 euros (EUR)

"costs and expenses: EUR 16."