SaveArtsakh.org Online Advocacy Campaign Launched by Pan Armenian  Council 

ArmInfo.The Pan-Armenian Council of the Western Region (PAC-WUSA) has launched an online advocacy campaign, SaveArtsakh.org.

As 120,000 Armenians in Artsakh enter their second month of a cruel  and illegal blockade by Azerbaijan, the Pan-Armenian Council of the  Western Region (PAC-WUSA) has launched an online advocacy campaign  which allows concerned advocates to call the White House and email  President Biden urging him to take immediate action to end the  crisis, open and secure the Lachin Corridor, and send urgent  humanitarian aid.  

The website, SaveArtsakh.org, allows users to quickly and easily  contact members of the Biden Administration with a succinct and clear  message demanding urgent U.S. action by: 

Condemning Azerbaijan's genocidal campaign against the Armenians of  Nagorno Karabakh and demanding the immediate re-opening of the Lachin  Corridor;

Delivering $100 million in USAID humanitarian assistance to Nagorno  Karabakh through the Lachin Corridor to ensure the survival of the  120,000 civilians who have been blockaded since December 12, 2022;

Sending a high-level fact-finding delegation to the Lachin Corridor  to accurately document and report on the crisis;

Immediately halting all U.S. military assistance to Azerbaijan in  light of the illegal humanitarian blockade imposed on the Armenians  of Nagorno-Karabakh, consistent with Section 907 of the FREEDOM  Support Act;

Sanctioning members of the Aliyev regime under the Global Magnitsky  Human Rights Accountability Act for ongoing war crimes and crimes  against humanity perpetrated by the Aliyev regime;

Introducing a UN Security Council resolution to establish a United  Nations Mission in Nagorno Karabakh (UNMINK) consisting of 5,000  military personnel representing at least two Permanent Member States  of the UN Security Council.

The PAC-WUSA urges all community members and advocates to immediately  contact the White House to end this humanitarian crisis and hold  Azerbaijan accountable. The lives of 120,000 innocent civilians are  at stake and action is needed now.

The Pan-Armenian Council of the Western United States of America was  founded in Burbank, California in 2019 and is comprised of 25 of the  largest religious, political, cultural and professional organizations  leading the Armenian community. Through the Council, these entities  strive to fulfill the organization's mission statement, which is to  implement and realize projects of a pan-community nature; to  encourage and assist projects which advance the collective interests  and the rights of Armenian communities across the Western United  States; to undertake steps to resist actions and efforts which are  contrary to the collective interests and rights of Armenians; to  gather and apply the Armenian community's resources for the benefit  of the community's interests as well as the welfare of the Republics  of Armenia and Artsakh; to always be mindful of the collective health  and protection of the Armenian community.