100 pages of atrocities of Baku regime:  report has been submitted to  ICC prosecutor for consideration

ArmInfo.A 100-page report on military and other crimes of the Baku regime was handed over by  Armenian lawyers to the prosecutor's office of the International Criminal Court. 

"This is an exceptional event, since Aliyev is in direct danger,"  said journalist and blogger David Grigoryan from The Hague during a  live broadcast.

According to him, representatives of the Armenian Diaspora in the  Netherlands and Armenian lawyers gathered in front of the ICC office  to talk about Baku's atrocities against ethnic Armenians both during  the period of hostilities and the relatively "peaceful period". Judge  of the Supreme Court  of the Orange Administrative District of  California, Kasia Abgaryan is also there.  Participants in the action  hold Armenian flags and posters with the inscriptions "Why are  sanctions not imposed against Azerbaijan?", "Hands off  from  Armenia," "Azerbaijan, withdraw your troops from Armenia." They are  also holding in their hands a photo of a female soldier brutally  killed by the Azerbaijani servicemen.

During the speech, the representatives of the initiative group noted  that it should not be allowed to repeat the 1915 events. "History has  a habit of repeating itself. To avoid this, the criminal must suffer  a fair punishment," they said.

As Judge Abgaryan clarified, the 100-page report, in particular,  presents documents and evidence about the genocide committed by  Azerbaijan in modern Armenia. She showed a map of the Republic of  Armenia, where the territories of sovereign Armenia, which continue  to remain under the illegal occupation of Azerbaijan, are marked in  red. According to Abgaryan, Baku's policy is to keep the people of  Armenia in the grip of fear. Over time, this fear, as Baku is  confident, will force people to leave their homes, and Aliyev will be  able to advance deeper into the Republic of Armenia, she noted.  "Aliyev's statements are the easiest way to understand his goals -  "give us what we want, otherwise we will take it through war," the  lawyer recalled.  "You must not hesitate, otherwise it will be too  late. All of Aliyev's actions and facts fall under the concept of  "genocide". We are here to prevent a new genocide," Kasia Abgaryan,  pointed out.  The process at the ICC, she said, could take years. But  it had to be done, and done already  <yesterday>.  Only an adequate  response to the actions of the Baku regime can prevent new atrocities  and new forced deportations of Armenians from their homes, Abgaryan  concluded.

In September 2022, at a meeting with foreign diplomats and  representatives of international organizations, Chief of the General  Staff of the Armed Forces of Armenia Eduard Asryan said that  Azerbaijani soldiers, during a new escalation, brutally killed an  Armenian serviceman. "I draw your attention to the atrocities  committed by units of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces, their servicemen  at our combat positions, against our servicemen, even against female  soldier. I have these photos and video footage on my phone, I can  show you. <:> I will show you this video, there are no words to  describe it all, you can see how they dismembered a female soldier,  cut off her legs, fingers, stripped her naked, this is just the last  degree of atrocity," Asryan said. The video that Asryan spoke about  was filmed by Azerbaijani soldiers and spread on social networks. It  shows the bodies of Armenian soldiers, including two women. One of  the women is undressed, with an inscription on her chest and stomach  (former Human Rights Defender of Armenia Arman Tatoyan stated that  the name of the Azerbaijani special forces "Yashma" was written on  the woman's corpse). body). The woman's fingers were cut off and  stuffed into her mouth, and her eye was gouged out. According to  media reports, the body in the video belongs to 36-year-old Anush  Habetyan, a mother of three children. It was reported that she was  captured in the city of Jermuk, raped and tortured.