Ad hoc report by Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh  presented to over 20 international human rights organizations 

ArmInfo.The joint Ad hoc report of Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh on "The Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade of the Only Road Connecting  Artsakh with Armenia and the World by Azerbaijan" published on 15  December 2022, as well as substantive information on violations of  the rights of a separate group of persons was presented to two dozen  international organizations with a mandate to protect human rights  and other actors involved in the resolution of the conflict,  including UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mr. Volker TЃrk, CoE  Human Rights Commissioner Ms. Dunja Mijatovic, EU Special  Representative for Human Rights Mr.  Eamon Gilmore and others, reads  a report by the Office of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia.   Among other things, gross violations of people's rights to life,  health, and food were presented to the UN Special rapporteurs on  thematic issues and called upon to take all possible measures to  reopen the Lachin Corridor and stop the humanitarian crisis in  Artsakh that is worsening each day.

It is noteworthy that the issues of the most vulnerable groups,  including detailed information on the continuous violation of the  rights of older persons, children, and persons with disabilities,  have been brought to the close attention of international actors  based on a thorough analysis of the events taking place under the  conditions of complete blockade for 9 days since December 12. 

The Defender's office continues to provide information and facts to  international organizations regarding the ongoing violations of human  rights and the humanitarian crisis in Artsakh due to Azerbaijan's  policy of Armenophobia.