


ArmInfo. Luis Moreno Ocampo, the first prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, has called for decisive action to protect the interests of refugees from Artsakh in light of the upcoming European Political Community summit in Yerevan this May.
"On 4 May 2026, more than 40 national leaders from Europe-including non-EU countries such as the United Kingdom, Norway, and Switzerland-will gather in Yerevan to participate in the 8th European Political Community (EPC) Summit. The goal is "to coordinate responses to shared strategic challenges." The following day will see the first-ever Armenia-EU Summit, attended by the leadership of the EU institutions, to deepen Armenia's integration with Europe. Nagorno-Karabakh is absent from the meetings' agenda. Yet it will inevitably be present. European leaders will confront the reality of 120,000 people who were forcibly removed from their ancestral land and who now live in or around Yerevan. Their staff will prepare their positions in the coming weeks. This is the time to engage them-to explain the problem, to demand actions and to request concrete assistance.
To release the hostages and to find forms to protect Armenia and respect Nagorno-Karabakh people, a new social media campaign is coming: European Political Community Free Armenian Hostages EU respect EU Charter. By reposting or commenting we can participate in the protection of Nagorno-Karabakh people rights. We can participate in ending the denial of the 2023 Armenian genocide. Protecting Armenians is protecting civilization," Ocampo stated in a video message on X.



