ArmInfo. Representatives of the Human Rights Defender's Office visited the Armenian servicemen who returned on October 4 from Azerbaijani captivity. Armenian Human Rights Defender Kristine Grigoryan announced this on October 7 at a press conference.
She noted that on the eve of the meeting, conversations were held with 16 servicemen, a meeting with another soldier who is in a military hospital will take place today. On this fact, as Grigoryan stressed, a separate report will be prepared, which will record all the consequences of the aggression committed by the armed forces of Azerbaijan on September 13. "All the facts presented will be analyzed, which, in the light of international obligations, will be presented to the public," the Defender said, adding that all data is now being summarized.
Grigoryan noted that the handwriting of Azerbaijanis after the 44-day war in Artsakh in 2020 has not changed. She noted that all talk about Azerbaijani barbarism should be the subject of discussion in the process of developing a peace treaty. <As the Human Rights Defender, speaking of human rights violations by Azerbaijan, I am in favor of a peace treaty. During meetings with residents affected by Azerbaijani aggression, the need for a peace treaty was constantly pointed out, which should guarantee their safety," Grigoryan stressed, urging people not to speculate about the importance of armament and war. <This is the most catastrophic thought. We must make every effort to ensure peace, which, in turn, must ensure security>, the Human Rights Defender of Armenia concluded.