Hay Dat to continue efforts to ensure return of Armenians to  Nagorno-Karabakh 

ArmInfo. The All-Armenian Congress of the Hay Dat Commission and Offices of the Armenian  Revolutionary Federation Dashnaktsutyun (ARF) took place in Armenia on May 25-28. Representatives of the Organization from about twenty countries gathered in Yerevan for the event.

According to the ARF press service, at the congress the results of  the work of the Armenian ARF Global Network from the previous  December 2021 conference until today were heard, various reports on  the de- Armenization of Artsakh and the events caused by it were  discussed, tactical changes were made to the political priorities and  main directions of the structures' activities ARF.

The Congress commended the work aimed at applying sanctions for war  crimes and crimes against humanity initiated by the ARF Hay Dat  committees in a number of countries, and decided to continue it with  new impetus and wider geographical coverage.

The event also discussed the main directions and possible steps that  Azerbaijan is likely to take to enhance its international reputation  and avoid being labeled a war criminal. In this regard, the Congress  adopted relevant decisions aimed generally at increasing  international awareness of Azerbaijani crimes.

In addition, the "Hay Dat" committees will deal on a daily basis with  the issue of the return of Armenian prisoners held in Baku, including  the military-political leadership of the Republic of Artsakh.

Congress participants once again noted that the Karabakh conflict has  not been resolved. Therefore, the Hay Data network will continue the  international popularization of information about the conflict,  considering the implementation of the right of return with a  collective and international full guarantee of the people of Artsakh  as a priority. The conference also discussed issues of preserving the  spiritual and material cultural heritage of Artsakh. Decisions have  been made regarding certain actions aimed at this, which involve  cooperation both with Armenian and international organizations, and  with individual states.  The foreign policy pursued by the current  authorities of the Republic of Armenia and the possibilities of  combating the negative consequences of this policy, as well as steps  to internationally publicize the actions of the Tavush for the  Motherland movement, received special discussion.