Advisor to Artsakh state minister sums up sit-in outside U.N. Armenia  Office

ArmInfo. Artsakh has been and will remain Armenian, Artak Beglaryan, Advisor to the Artsakh State Minister, wrote in a Facebook post as he summed up the results  of the sit-in front of the U.N. Armenia Office. 

"About a thousand citizens, including public and political figures  came to the sit-in site outside the U.N.  Armenia Office to express  their support for Artsakh. And we, about 20 people, are spending the  night here following the important principle: if our fellow  countrymen are freezing in Artsakh, we, too, must not feel warn at  night. Thanks to all the participants and those caring about us. Many  people are asking how they can help Artsakh. I can give a brief list  of, as I think, the steps each Armenian must make within the coming  days: 

1.   By means of actions of civil disobedience demand targeted  statements and practical actions by the international community,  specially by the UN, EU and five states - the USA, Russia, France,  Great Britain and China - to ensure the removal of blockade of  Artsakh and prevent further crimes.  2.   Addressing Artsakh's  importance and needs in all social media posts, telling about Artsakh  wherever possible by means of creative decisions aimed at both  internal and external audience. 

3.   Demanding that statesmen and public figures take practical steps  to ensure prompt and efficient international response to Artsakh and  protection of Artsakh. 

4.   The Armenian Diaspora must demand that the respective  governments take practical steps to curb Azerbaijan and protect  Artsakh. 

5.    The Artsakh Armenians must be strong and determined to ensure  the temporary hardships because we have no Homeland that is a subject  to concessions and humiliation."