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Embassy of Azerbaijan to Bosnia and Herzegovina
news from the Embassy from BiH and abroad on Azerbaijan
06.10.2020
A letter
| a_letter.pdf |
06.10.2020
INTERIM REPORT
ON VIOLATIONS BY ARMENIA OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
IN THE COURSE OF NEW ARMED AGGRESSION AGAINST AZERBAIJAN
| the_interim_report_of_ombudsman_azerbaijan_27_sep_04_oct_2020.pdf |
06.10.2020
PRESS RELEASE, 305/20
| press-release.pdf |
29.7.2020
Statement of the State Committee for Family Women and Children Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan
| statement_of_the_state_committee_for_family_women_and_children_affairs_of_the_republic_of_azerbaijan.pdf |
28.7.2020
APPEAL to the world community, religious leaders and international organizations
| appeal.pdf |
16.7.2020
Dr. Esmira Jafarova: Waging another War against Azerbaijan is not a panacea, or why Armenia should stop its provocation
| dr._esmira_jafarova.pdf |
14.7.2020
Press Release of the Press Service Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan
| press_release_of_the_press_service_department_of_the_ministry_of_foreign_affairs_of_the_republic_of_azerbaijan.pdf |
13.7.2020
Statement_Ombudsman_Azerbaijan_July13_2020-1
| ombudsman_statement-_july_23_2020.pdf |
11.06.2020.g.
No:129/20, Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Azerbaijan
| no_129_20 statement_by_the_ministry_of_foreign_affairs_of_the_republic_of_azerbaijan.pdf |
09.05.2020
Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the 75th anniversary of the Victory over fascism in the Great Patriotic Wa
| statement_-_great_patriotic_war.pdf |
5.05.2020
STATEMENT by the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan on March 31 - Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis
| statement_by_the_commissioner_for_human_rights__ombudsman__of_the_republic_of_azerbaijan_on_march_31_-_day_of_genocide_of_azerbaijanis.pdf |
26.2.2020
AN ADDRESS
to tlte world's religious leaders and parliaments,
the UN, the OSCE, the CoE, the OIC, the European Court of Human Rights
| khojaly_statement_qri_2020.pdf |
26.2.2020
STATEMENT
of the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan regarding the 28th anniversary of Khojaly Genocide
| khojaly_statement_ombudsman_2020.pdf |
21.02.2020
Presentation of the book “They will never grow up” by Mrs. Sariyya MUSLUMGIZI , dedicated to the Khojaly genocide in Azerbaijan was held at International University of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Guests were welcomed by Prof. Dr. Ahmet Yildirim, Rector of the International University of Sarajevo and by Dr.Eldar Hasanov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mrs. Sariyya Muslumgızı, talked about her book and emotionally stated that she was one of the genocide survivors
Assoc. Prof. Dr. & Dr. Honoris Causa Sabahudin Hadžialić and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Edin Halapić at from Law Faculty of the University of Sarajevo talked about the book and recommended it to the future generations.
Documentary film THEY WILL NEVER GROW UP authored by Mrs. Sariyya Muslumgizi was also shown.
A photo exhibition dedicated to the Khojaly genocide was also shown at the IUS Lobby.
Presentation of the book “They will never grow up” by Mrs. Sariyya MUSLUMGIZI , dedicated to the Khojaly genocide in Azerbaijan was held at International University of Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Guests were welcomed by Prof. Dr. Ahmet Yildirim, Rector of the International University of Sarajevo and by Dr.Eldar Hasanov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Mrs. Sariyya Muslumgızı, talked about her book and emotionally stated that she was one of the genocide survivors
Assoc. Prof. Dr. & Dr. Honoris Causa Sabahudin Hadžialić and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Edin Halapić at from Law Faculty of the University of Sarajevo talked about the book and recommended it to the future generations.
Documentary film THEY WILL NEVER GROW UP authored by Mrs. Sariyya Muslumgizi was also shown.
A photo exhibition dedicated to the Khojaly genocide was also shown at the IUS Lobby.
Statement by the Azerbaijani Community of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan
| statement.pdf |
21.0.2020 - REPORT.AZ
20.1.2020
30th Anniversary of the Black January
| 30_anniversary_of_the_black_january_20.pdf |
20.01.2020
STATEMENT
by the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan concerning the 30th anniversary of the 20 January Tragedy
| statement_of_ombudsman_of_azerbaijan_on_january_20.pdf |
17.01.2020 - AZERNEWS.AZ
14.01.2020 - DAY.AZ
07.01.2020 - EURASIA DIARY
24.12.2019 - AZERTAC NEWS AGENCY
| bosniya_və_herseqovinanın_federal_xəbərlər_agentliyi__İlham_Əliyev_azərbaycan_xalqını_firavanlığa_və_tərəqqiyə_aparan_liderdir_-_azƏrtac_–_azərbaycan_dövlət_İnformasiya_agentliyi.pdf |
23.12.2019 - FENA NEWS AGENCY
| hadžialić__alijev_lider_koji_predvodi_azerbejdžan_u_pravcu_razvojnog_blagostanja___fena.pdf |
18.12.2019
Position of the Azerbaijani Community of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of the
Republic of Azerbaijan regarding the peaceful settlement
of the Armenia - Azerbaijan Nagorno Karabakh conflict
| position_of_the_azerbaijani_community_of_the_nagorno-karabakh_region.pdf |
November 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_november_2019.pdf |
22.11.2019
19.11.2019
17.11.2019
Embassy of Azerbaijan to Bosnia and Herzegovina
18th NAM Summit - 25-26.10.19 - Baku Declaration
| 18th_nam_summit_-_25-26.10.19.pdf |
| azernews.pdf |
ECONOMIC NEWS BULLETIN
Diplomatic mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina
September 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_september_2019.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces of the Republic of Armenia for July 2019
| violations_of_the_ceasefire_by_the_armed_forces_of_the_republic_of_armenia_for_july_2019.pdf |
ECONOMIC NEWS BULLETIN
Diplomatic mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina
August 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_august_2019.pdf |
Заявления армянского руководства дестабилизируют ситуацию в регионе – американский эксперт
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31.8.2019
Azerbaijan’s Baku International Multiculturalism Centre commemorates its V Anniversary
By Peter Tase
On May 6, 2019 the Baku International Multiculturalism Centre (BIMC) commemorated the 96th anniversary of Azerbaijan’s national leader Heydar Aliyev and the 5th anniversary of its establishment as a globally renowned center of multiculturalism and inter-religious tolerance. The event was held in the International Mugham Center in Baku.
This event was attended by Leyla Aliyeva, the Vice-President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, member of the Board of Trustees of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre.
In his opening statement BIMC Executive Director H. E. Dr. Ravan Hasanov emphasized that the Centre, established in 2014, aims to promote multicultural values of Azerbaijan, and intercultural and interethnic friendship.
A video highlighting the 5-year activities of BIMC was screened.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency (AZERTAC), other keynote speakers shared their expertise and thoughts at this historic event including: Chair of the Board of Trustees of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre and Rector of Azerbaijan University of Languages Kamal Abdullayev; Head of the Department of Interethnic Relations, Multiculturalism and Religious Affairs of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan Etibar Najafov, Ph. D.; Deputy Minister of Education Firudin Gurbanov; Deputy Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations Gunduz Ismayilov; member of the Board of Trustees of BIMC Aleksandr Sharovski; Deputy Chairman of the Caucasian Muslims' Office Fuad Nurullayev; Chairman of the Religious Community of Mountain Jews in Baku Milikh Yevdayev; Ordinary of the Roman Catholic Church's Apostolic Prefecture in Azerbaijan Vladimir Fekete. The Azerbaijani and International Scholars hailed the multicultural and tolerant atmosphere existing in Azerbaijan, as well as BIMC’s activity towards promoting Azerbaijan's multicultural values worldwide.
In her remarks, Executive Director of the U.S. Branch of the BIMC Dr. Janna Scott said that the multiculturalism has become a lifestyle of every citizen of Azerbaijan regardless of their ethnicity, language and religion.
Head of the Moldova Branch of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre Aurelia Grigoriu also hailed the multiculturalism policy pursued by President Ilham Aliyev, noting that Azerbaijan today is among the five most tolerant countries in the world and is considered a model of religious tolerance.
According to AZERTAC: “The Head of the Dresden Branch of the Baku International Multiculturalism Center Prof. Birgit Weisgerber hailed the opportunity created for her to familiarize herself with the history, culture, and traditions of Azerbaijan.
Source: https://azertag.az/en/xeber/1279267
By Peter Tase
On May 6, 2019 the Baku International Multiculturalism Centre (BIMC) commemorated the 96th anniversary of Azerbaijan’s national leader Heydar Aliyev and the 5th anniversary of its establishment as a globally renowned center of multiculturalism and inter-religious tolerance. The event was held in the International Mugham Center in Baku.
This event was attended by Leyla Aliyeva, the Vice-President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, member of the Board of Trustees of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre.
In his opening statement BIMC Executive Director H. E. Dr. Ravan Hasanov emphasized that the Centre, established in 2014, aims to promote multicultural values of Azerbaijan, and intercultural and interethnic friendship.
A video highlighting the 5-year activities of BIMC was screened.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency (AZERTAC), other keynote speakers shared their expertise and thoughts at this historic event including: Chair of the Board of Trustees of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre and Rector of Azerbaijan University of Languages Kamal Abdullayev; Head of the Department of Interethnic Relations, Multiculturalism and Religious Affairs of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan Etibar Najafov, Ph. D.; Deputy Minister of Education Firudin Gurbanov; Deputy Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations Gunduz Ismayilov; member of the Board of Trustees of BIMC Aleksandr Sharovski; Deputy Chairman of the Caucasian Muslims' Office Fuad Nurullayev; Chairman of the Religious Community of Mountain Jews in Baku Milikh Yevdayev; Ordinary of the Roman Catholic Church's Apostolic Prefecture in Azerbaijan Vladimir Fekete. The Azerbaijani and International Scholars hailed the multicultural and tolerant atmosphere existing in Azerbaijan, as well as BIMC’s activity towards promoting Azerbaijan's multicultural values worldwide.
In her remarks, Executive Director of the U.S. Branch of the BIMC Dr. Janna Scott said that the multiculturalism has become a lifestyle of every citizen of Azerbaijan regardless of their ethnicity, language and religion.
Head of the Moldova Branch of Baku International Multiculturalism Centre Aurelia Grigoriu also hailed the multiculturalism policy pursued by President Ilham Aliyev, noting that Azerbaijan today is among the five most tolerant countries in the world and is considered a model of religious tolerance.
According to AZERTAC: “The Head of the Dresden Branch of the Baku International Multiculturalism Center Prof. Birgit Weisgerber hailed the opportunity created for her to familiarize herself with the history, culture, and traditions of Azerbaijan.
Source: https://azertag.az/en/xeber/1279267
| azerbaijan’s_baku_international_multiculturalism_centre__peter_tase.doc |
| azerbaijan’s_baku_international_multiculturalism_centre__peter_tase.pdf |
Weekly Highlights-Pashinyan's visit to occupied Azerbaijani territories
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August 2019
ECONOMIC NEWS BULLETIN
Diplomatic mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_june_2019.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia in March 2019
| violations_of_the_ceasefire_by_the_armed_forces_of_the_republic_of_armenia_for_march_2019.pdf |
March 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_march_2019.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for February 2019
| violations_of_the_ceasefire_by_the_armed_forces_of_the_republic_of_armenia_for_february_2019.pdf |
THE STATEMENT
of the Commissioner for Human rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan on March 31- Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis
| statement_2019-_march_31_genocide.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia in January 2019
| violations_of_the_ceasefire_by_the_armed_forces_of_the_republic_of_armenia_for_january_2019.pdf |
26.2.2019
Press release
Azerbaijanis commemorate the 27th anniversary of the Khojaly genocide
| press_release_-_khojaly.pdf |
| appael_-_qmi.pdf |
| appeal_city_residents.pdf |
| joint_statement_of_mfa.pdf |
| the_khojaly_statement_2019_-_ombudsman.pdf |
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Park of friendship,
26.2.2019
ECONOMIC NEWS BULLETIN
Diplomatic mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Diplomatic mission of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Bosnia and Herzegovina
January, 2019
| economic_news_bulletin_-_january_2019.pdf |
“Justice for Khojaly” International Awareness Campaign and the Youth Foundation of the Republic of Azerbaijan announce the launch of "Truth Photographers" project for foreign photographers.
The core purpose of the project, to be held from 15th to the 20th February 2019 is to spread the word about the true story of Khojaly genocide survivors through the lens of young and talented foreign photographers. Those wishing to take part in the project can apply online (http://youthfoundation.az/truthinphotos). Deadline for applications is 5 February, 2019.
Number of selected photographers will be limited to 10. The photographers will travel to Azerbaijan and meet Khojaly genocide survivals, as well as witnesses of the horrific event. Photographers are requested to organize exhibitions of the photos upon the return to their home countries.
All travel and accommodation expenses of the visiting photographers will be covered by the Youth Foundation of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
For more details contact [email protected] or [email protected]
The core purpose of the project, to be held from 15th to the 20th February 2019 is to spread the word about the true story of Khojaly genocide survivors through the lens of young and talented foreign photographers. Those wishing to take part in the project can apply online (http://youthfoundation.az/truthinphotos). Deadline for applications is 5 February, 2019.
Number of selected photographers will be limited to 10. The photographers will travel to Azerbaijan and meet Khojaly genocide survivals, as well as witnesses of the horrific event. Photographers are requested to organize exhibitions of the photos upon the return to their home countries.
All travel and accommodation expenses of the visiting photographers will be covered by the Youth Foundation of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
For more details contact [email protected] or [email protected]
January 2019
Statement of the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Declaration of the Caucasus Muslim`s Board regarding the 29th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20, 1990
SAOPĆENJE ZA JAVNOST
KOMEMORACIJA POVODOM 29. GODIŠNJICE TRAGIČNIH
DOGAĐAJA OD 20. JANUARA
Dvadeset devet godina je prošlo od događaja vezanih za 20. januar 1990. godine koji će ostati zapamćeni u historiji azerbejdžanskog naroda kao krvava januarska tragedija. Užasan teroristički čin, počinjen od strane vojne mašinerije bivšeg Sovjetskog Saveza protiv naroda Azerbejdžana, zauvijek će ostati crna stranica u historiji civilizacije i jedan od najgorih zločina protiv čovječnosti.
Prije dvadeset osam godina, postupajući po naređenjima Komunističke partije SSSR, 26000 teško naoružanih sovjetskih trupa, opremljenih vojnim borbenim vozilima, napali su Baku, sa namjerom da kazne ljude koji su se okupljali na ulicama, protestujući protiv narušavanja teritorijalnog integriteta Azerbejdžana i zahtijevajući slobodu. Kao rezultat kaznenih operacija ubijeno je preko 130 civila, a 700 je ranjeno, stotine ljudi je uhapšeno i podvrgnuto raznim oblicima fizičkog nasilja. Među žrtvama su bila i djeca, žene, mladići, starci i civili raznih nacionalnosti iz Bakua. Ovaj masakr se u historiji Azerbejdžana pamti kao „Crni januar“.
Pristrasna i na predrasudama zasnovana politika Komunističke partije i Vlade Sovjetskog Saveza prema azerbejdžanskom narodu izazvala je jako ogorčenje i protest azerbejdžanskog naroda. Prešutna saglasnost sovjetskih vlasti sa armenskim pristalicama proširenja, koji su pretendovali na Nagorno-Karabah, sastavni dio Azerbejdžana, već je omogućila Armeniji da u periodu između 1988. i 1989. godine nasilno protjera preko 250.000 Azerbejdžanaca iz Armenije.
Nevladina organizacija Human Rights Watch dokumentovala je kako je sovjetska vojska na svojim tenkovima namjerno pregazila i uništila nenaoružane, mirne civile i kako su napali bolnice i jasno označena vozila hitne pomoći i medicinsko osoblje koje je pomagalo ranjenima.
Sljedećeg dana, 21. januara 1990. godine, Hejdar Alijev, nacionalni lider Azerbejdžana, na konferenciji za predstavnike stranih medija, koja je organizovana u Stalnoj misiji Azerbejdžana u Moskvi, osudio je agresiju sovjetskih vlasti na Azerbejdžan i azerbejdžanski narod. Njegova izjava predstavlja prvu političku ocjenu Crnog januara 1990. godine.
Crni januar je postao prekretnica u historiji savremenog Azerbejdžana. Sovjetska invazija nije uspjela da ostvari svoj cilj. Azerbejdžanski narod se snažno i dostojanstveno suočio sa tragedijom. Svaki ispaljeni metak umazao je krvlju lice sovjetskog režima, podrivajući ideje komunizma i totalitarizma. Herojstvo azerbejdžanskog naroda učinilo je da konačni kolaps Sovjetskog Saveza postane neizbježan. Dana 18. oktobra 1991. godine Azerbejdžan je povratio svoju nezavisnost.
Nažalost, počinioci tragedije 20. januara prošli su nekažnjeno. Dok je sovjetska i svjetska javnost najoštrije osudila kaznene mjere protiv naroda u Tbilisiju u Gruziji 1989. godine i u Vilniusu u Litvaniji 1991. godine, istina o Crnom januaru, uslijed mjera koje su poduzimale sovjetske vlasti, zadobila je manje pažnje svjetske javnosti.
Žrtve Crnog januara počivaju danas u Aleji žrtava u prijestonici Azerbejdžana, Bakuu. Oni su bili među prvima koji su dali svoje živote za slobodu koju Azerbejdžan danas uživa i te heroje Azerbejdžan nikada neće zaboraviti!
Neka njihove duše počivaju u miru! Vječni rahmet njihovim dušama!
KOMEMORACIJA POVODOM 29. GODIŠNJICE TRAGIČNIH
DOGAĐAJA OD 20. JANUARA
Dvadeset devet godina je prošlo od događaja vezanih za 20. januar 1990. godine koji će ostati zapamćeni u historiji azerbejdžanskog naroda kao krvava januarska tragedija. Užasan teroristički čin, počinjen od strane vojne mašinerije bivšeg Sovjetskog Saveza protiv naroda Azerbejdžana, zauvijek će ostati crna stranica u historiji civilizacije i jedan od najgorih zločina protiv čovječnosti.
Prije dvadeset osam godina, postupajući po naređenjima Komunističke partije SSSR, 26000 teško naoružanih sovjetskih trupa, opremljenih vojnim borbenim vozilima, napali su Baku, sa namjerom da kazne ljude koji su se okupljali na ulicama, protestujući protiv narušavanja teritorijalnog integriteta Azerbejdžana i zahtijevajući slobodu. Kao rezultat kaznenih operacija ubijeno je preko 130 civila, a 700 je ranjeno, stotine ljudi je uhapšeno i podvrgnuto raznim oblicima fizičkog nasilja. Među žrtvama su bila i djeca, žene, mladići, starci i civili raznih nacionalnosti iz Bakua. Ovaj masakr se u historiji Azerbejdžana pamti kao „Crni januar“.
Pristrasna i na predrasudama zasnovana politika Komunističke partije i Vlade Sovjetskog Saveza prema azerbejdžanskom narodu izazvala je jako ogorčenje i protest azerbejdžanskog naroda. Prešutna saglasnost sovjetskih vlasti sa armenskim pristalicama proširenja, koji su pretendovali na Nagorno-Karabah, sastavni dio Azerbejdžana, već je omogućila Armeniji da u periodu između 1988. i 1989. godine nasilno protjera preko 250.000 Azerbejdžanaca iz Armenije.
Nevladina organizacija Human Rights Watch dokumentovala je kako je sovjetska vojska na svojim tenkovima namjerno pregazila i uništila nenaoružane, mirne civile i kako su napali bolnice i jasno označena vozila hitne pomoći i medicinsko osoblje koje je pomagalo ranjenima.
Sljedećeg dana, 21. januara 1990. godine, Hejdar Alijev, nacionalni lider Azerbejdžana, na konferenciji za predstavnike stranih medija, koja je organizovana u Stalnoj misiji Azerbejdžana u Moskvi, osudio je agresiju sovjetskih vlasti na Azerbejdžan i azerbejdžanski narod. Njegova izjava predstavlja prvu političku ocjenu Crnog januara 1990. godine.
Crni januar je postao prekretnica u historiji savremenog Azerbejdžana. Sovjetska invazija nije uspjela da ostvari svoj cilj. Azerbejdžanski narod se snažno i dostojanstveno suočio sa tragedijom. Svaki ispaljeni metak umazao je krvlju lice sovjetskog režima, podrivajući ideje komunizma i totalitarizma. Herojstvo azerbejdžanskog naroda učinilo je da konačni kolaps Sovjetskog Saveza postane neizbježan. Dana 18. oktobra 1991. godine Azerbejdžan je povratio svoju nezavisnost.
Nažalost, počinioci tragedije 20. januara prošli su nekažnjeno. Dok je sovjetska i svjetska javnost najoštrije osudila kaznene mjere protiv naroda u Tbilisiju u Gruziji 1989. godine i u Vilniusu u Litvaniji 1991. godine, istina o Crnom januaru, uslijed mjera koje su poduzimale sovjetske vlasti, zadobila je manje pažnje svjetske javnosti.
Žrtve Crnog januara počivaju danas u Aleji žrtava u prijestonici Azerbejdžana, Bakuu. Oni su bili među prvima koji su dali svoje živote za slobodu koju Azerbejdžan danas uživa i te heroje Azerbejdžan nikada neće zaboraviti!
Neka njihove duše počivaju u miru! Vječni rahmet njihovim dušama!
BLACK JANUARY
| black_january_information.pdf |
Declaration of the Caucasus Muslim`s Board
| declaration_of_the_caucasus_muslim`s_board.pdf |
Statement of the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan regarding the 29th anniversary of the tragedy of January 20, 1990
| statement_of_the_commissioner_for_human_rights__ombudsman__of_the_republic_of_azerbaijan_regarding_the_29th_anniversary_of_the_tragedy_of_january_20_1990.pdf |
December 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-__december_2018.pdf |
16.11.2018
The statement by the Azerbaijani community of the Nagorno-Karabakh region of the Republic of Azerbaijan on condemning Bako Sahakyan's illegal visit to France
| press_release_-_16.11.2018.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for September 2018
| violations_of_the_ceasefire_by_the_armed_forces_of_the_republic_of_armenia_for_september_2018.pdf |
October 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-__october_2018.pdf |
September 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-__september_2018.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for June - July - August 2018
| table_on_ceasefire_violations_-_06-07-08.18.pdf |
July 2108
| economic_news_bulletin_-_july_2018.pdf |
June 2018
| press_release_-_11.07.18.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for April 2018
| table_on_ceasefire_violations_-_april.pdf |
May 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-_may_2018.pdf |
April 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-_april_2018.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for March 2018
| table_on_ceasefire_violations_-_march.pdf |
Violations of the ceasefire by the armed forces
of the Republic of Armenia for February 2018
| table_on_ceasefire_violations.pdf |
Statement - April, 2018
| statement.pdf |
March 2018
| economic_news_bulletin_-_march_2018.pdf |
No: 72/18, Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Azerbaijan on 31 March - Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis
March 31, commemorated in the Republic of Azerbaijan as the Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis, reflects the memory of the victims of the bloody massacre committed by Armenians against Azerbaijanis in March 1918.
After the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power in Baku and viewed the Armenian nationalist party of Dashnaksutyun as an ally to capitalize the situation on the ground. Leader of the Russian Bolsheviks Vladimir Lenin appointed ethnic Armenian Stephan Shaumyan Extraordinary Commissar of the Caucasus.
At the beginning of tragic March events, the Baku Soviet and Dashnaksutyun Party, under the pretext of combating counter-revolutionary elements, set about the plan to liquidate Azerbaijanis throughout the Baku Province. By the acknowledgements of Stephan Shaumyan, 6000 armed soldiers of the Baku Soviet and 4000 armed men from Dashnaksutyun Party took part in the massacre of Azerbaijani civilians. On 30 March Armenian-Bolshevik units subjected Baku to volley fire from ships. Then, armed Dashnaks attacked the homes of Azerbaijanis and carried out their merciless slaughter only because of their ethnicity. In this period, Armenian-Bolshevik units wiped out more than 20,000 Azerbaijani civilians in Baku.
Genocide of the Azerbaijanis by the Dashnaks was not limited to Baku. Within a short period of time, Armenians committed massacres in Shamakhy, Guba, Irevan, Zengezur, Karabakh, Nakhchivan and Kars. As a result, more than 16,000 people were killed with utmost barbarity in the Guba province in the first five months of 1918; a total of 167 villages were destroyed, 35 of which do not exist to this day. Armenian forces also slaughtered local Jews in Guba.
The massacre of March 1918 was well prepared and ruthlessly implemented act against Azerbaijanis based on deliberate policy of racial discrimination and ethnic cleansing.
The March events of 1918 became the focus of attention following the proclamation of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (ADR). The Extraordinary Investigation Commission (EIC) was established by ADR on July 15, 1918 in order to investigate the violence against Azerbaijani population. An important trait of this commission was that it was comprised of the best lawyers of that time representing different nationalities – Russians, Jewish, Polish, Georgians and even Armenians. Based on this evidence, the EIC prepared 128 reports and drafts to file lawsuits against 194 persons accused of different crimes against a peaceful population. Thus, by mid-August, 24 people in Baku and about 100 people in Shamakhy were arrested. This was the first attempt to conduct a political and legal assessment of the policy of genocide perpetrated against the Azerbaijanis. However, the demise of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic made it impossible to complete this work.
After restoring its independence in 1991, the Republic of Azerbaijan resumed political assessment of genocide of March 1918 and is committed to complete ADR’s unfinished attempts to bring about justice. On the eve of the 80th anniversary of the tragedy, the then President Heydar Aliyev issued a Decree to announce 31 March as a national day of mourning. The Decree has become a key document for conducting a political and legal assessment of the genocidal acts committed against Azerbaijanis in the beginning of 20th century.
The commemoration of the Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis raises the awareness of the world community to the facts of the massacre and ethnic cleansing of Azerbaijanis in the past and present.
Since late 1980s, unleashing the war against Azerbaijan and occupying its territories, Armenia continued the policy reminiscent of March Massacre by carrying out ethnic cleansing of more than million Azerbaijanis in Armenia and in the seized lands of Azerbaijan and committing numerous war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide, including Khojaly Genocide of February 1992.
While commemorating 100th anniversary of March Massacre and remembering the innocent victims, we strongly condemn the deliberate and continued policy of genocide, crimes against humanity, racial discrimination and ethnic cleansing of Armenia against the people of Azerbaijan and reiterate the importance of ceasing impunity of Armenia to prevent occurrence of such inhumane crimes.
After the October Revolution in Russia in 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power in Baku and viewed the Armenian nationalist party of Dashnaksutyun as an ally to capitalize the situation on the ground. Leader of the Russian Bolsheviks Vladimir Lenin appointed ethnic Armenian Stephan Shaumyan Extraordinary Commissar of the Caucasus.
At the beginning of tragic March events, the Baku Soviet and Dashnaksutyun Party, under the pretext of combating counter-revolutionary elements, set about the plan to liquidate Azerbaijanis throughout the Baku Province. By the acknowledgements of Stephan Shaumyan, 6000 armed soldiers of the Baku Soviet and 4000 armed men from Dashnaksutyun Party took part in the massacre of Azerbaijani civilians. On 30 March Armenian-Bolshevik units subjected Baku to volley fire from ships. Then, armed Dashnaks attacked the homes of Azerbaijanis and carried out their merciless slaughter only because of their ethnicity. In this period, Armenian-Bolshevik units wiped out more than 20,000 Azerbaijani civilians in Baku.
Genocide of the Azerbaijanis by the Dashnaks was not limited to Baku. Within a short period of time, Armenians committed massacres in Shamakhy, Guba, Irevan, Zengezur, Karabakh, Nakhchivan and Kars. As a result, more than 16,000 people were killed with utmost barbarity in the Guba province in the first five months of 1918; a total of 167 villages were destroyed, 35 of which do not exist to this day. Armenian forces also slaughtered local Jews in Guba.
The massacre of March 1918 was well prepared and ruthlessly implemented act against Azerbaijanis based on deliberate policy of racial discrimination and ethnic cleansing.
The March events of 1918 became the focus of attention following the proclamation of Azerbaijan Democratic Republic (ADR). The Extraordinary Investigation Commission (EIC) was established by ADR on July 15, 1918 in order to investigate the violence against Azerbaijani population. An important trait of this commission was that it was comprised of the best lawyers of that time representing different nationalities – Russians, Jewish, Polish, Georgians and even Armenians. Based on this evidence, the EIC prepared 128 reports and drafts to file lawsuits against 194 persons accused of different crimes against a peaceful population. Thus, by mid-August, 24 people in Baku and about 100 people in Shamakhy were arrested. This was the first attempt to conduct a political and legal assessment of the policy of genocide perpetrated against the Azerbaijanis. However, the demise of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic made it impossible to complete this work.
After restoring its independence in 1991, the Republic of Azerbaijan resumed political assessment of genocide of March 1918 and is committed to complete ADR’s unfinished attempts to bring about justice. On the eve of the 80th anniversary of the tragedy, the then President Heydar Aliyev issued a Decree to announce 31 March as a national day of mourning. The Decree has become a key document for conducting a political and legal assessment of the genocidal acts committed against Azerbaijanis in the beginning of 20th century.
The commemoration of the Day of Genocide of Azerbaijanis raises the awareness of the world community to the facts of the massacre and ethnic cleansing of Azerbaijanis in the past and present.
Since late 1980s, unleashing the war against Azerbaijan and occupying its territories, Armenia continued the policy reminiscent of March Massacre by carrying out ethnic cleansing of more than million Azerbaijanis in Armenia and in the seized lands of Azerbaijan and committing numerous war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide, including Khojaly Genocide of February 1992.
While commemorating 100th anniversary of March Massacre and remembering the innocent victims, we strongly condemn the deliberate and continued policy of genocide, crimes against humanity, racial discrimination and ethnic cleansing of Armenia against the people of Azerbaijan and reiterate the importance of ceasing impunity of Armenia to prevent occurrence of such inhumane crimes.
February 2018
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THE STATEMENT of the Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the 26th anniversary of the Khojaly Genocide
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PRESS RELEASE - 20 JANUARY 2018
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January 2018
APPEAL
APPEAL by participants of the International Conference on "2017-The Year of Islamic Solidarity: Inter-religious and intercultural dialogue" to Heads of States, International Organizations and Religious Leaders
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December 2017
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Freelance gl. i odg. urednik od / Freelance Editor in chief as of 2009:
Sabahudin Hadžialić
All Rights Reserved. Publisher and owner: Sabahudin Hadžialić
Whitefish Bay, WI, United States of America
Diogen pro kultura magazin (Online)
ISSN 2296-0929
Diogen pro kultura magazin (Print)
ISSN 2296-0937
Library of Congress USA / Biblioteka - Knjižnica Kongresa SAD
Contact Editorial board E-mail: [email protected];
Narudžbe/Order: http://www.diogenpro.com/diogen-all-in-one.html
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