Artsakh human rights defender shows EU special rep Artsakh children`s  fate in Azerbaijan after russian peacekeepers leave 

ArmInfo. Artsakh Human Rights Defender Gegham Stepanyan has explained to Toivo Klaar, EU Special  Representative for the South Caucasus and the crisis in Georgia, the fate of Armenian children in Azerbaijan after the Russian peacekeepers leave Nagorno-Karabakh. 

On his Twitter account, Mr Stepanyan presented the results of a poll  in Azerbaijan. The respondents were asked what they would do if they  saw an Armenian child in Stepanakert after the Russian peacekeepers  left Nagorno-Karabakh. 32% of them said they would slap him/her, 25%  would make a comment, 22% would "gut" him/her and feed local dogs,  17% would sell the child into slavery, and 4% would cut his/her  tongue out.  

"Humanitarian aid from Aghdam to Stepanakert? Look at this picture,  then speak. You are not honest, you are not even a little bit honest.  Azerbaijani society is completely imbued with hatred towards  Armenians," Mr Stepanyan tweeted.  

Earlier, Mr Klaar advised Artsakh to agree to Azerbaijan's offer to  deliver humanitarian aid along the Akna-Stepanakert road.