By Asbarez | Monday, 08 December 2014
Shahbaz Quliyev (R) and Dilham Askerov (third from L), Azerbaijani men charged by Karabakh's authorities with sabotage, stand before a court in Stepanakert (RFE/RL photo)
Alaverdyan stressed that although an unrecognized country, the Artsakh Republic is committed to all norms of international humanitarian law, particularly the right to a fair trial. As for the lack of reaction from international structures, Alaverdyan said “it’s a positive message to us.”
Azerbaijan’s statements ignoring these facts are nothing but a political error and a crime, she said. The fact that Azeri commandos illegally entered Artsakh, killing a teenage boy and injuring a woman, was a demonstration of such a crime, she added. Alaverdyan said the trial will continue until a verdict.
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