Artsakh  People Fundamental Rights Defense Committee presents six  month plan

ArmInfo. The Committee for the Defense of the Fundamental Rights of the People of Artsakh presented its plans for the next six months, outlining key areas focused on protecting the rights of the population of Nagorno-Karabakh.

This was reported during the Committee's meeting, which took place from  October 18 to 20 in Yerevan.  Planned activities included the  preservation of the Armenian historical and cultural heritage in  Artsakh, protection of public and private property, and the return of  Armenian prisoners of war and hostages unlawfully detained in Baku.

During its three-day work, the Committee held meetings with Samvel  Shahramanyan, the President of the Republic of Artsakh, members of  the National Assembly of the Republic of Artsakh and the head of the  Artsakh Diocese. Additionally, a visit was also made to the Mother  See of Holy Etchmiadzin, where they met with Catholicos of All  Armenians Garegin I and shared details about their current work and  upcoming plans.

The Committee noted that the issue of the collective, safe and  dignified return of the people of Artsakh had been raised in various  formats and was enshrined in the statements of a number of states and  international organizations. "This circumstance lays the groundwork  for the next stage of the Committee's works aimed at solidifying the  achieved results and establishing an international negotiation  framework for addressing the right to return," the press service of  the Committee emphasized.  Additionally, in line with the Committee's  agenda and the Hayakve initiative, a round table discussion was  organized. More than forty representatives from political, public,  diplomatic and analytical circles of Armenia and Artsakh attended.  The structure protecting the rights of the people of Artsakh  confirmed its readiness to collaborate with all interested  organizations and individuals to achieve the stated goals. The  Committee for the Defense of Fundamental Rights of the People of  Artsakh was created and authorized by the decision of the Artsakh  Parliament on December 2, 2023.