prisoners of war

“Freedom of speech is limited” - Amnesty International annual report on media in Armenia

March 31, 2022

Amnesty International Armenia 2021-2022 report: post-war political crisis, IDPs from Karabakh, prisoners of war and freedom of speech in focus

Azerbaijan hands over 15 more Armenian citizens in exchange for minefield maps

Armenia

July 04, 2021

15 more Armenian prisoners handed over by Azerbaijan in exchange for maps of minefields in the Fuzuli and Zangilan districts

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Three more prisoners of war returned to Armenia from Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

May 05, 2021

After the end of the second Karabakh war, 63 prisoners of war returned to Armenia, now only 66

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5 Armenian captives returned home from Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

February 09, 2021

At this point, after the end of the second Karabakh war, 63 prisoners returned to Armenia

Armenia, Azerbaijan, prisoners of war, actions of the Armenian side, the process of returning prisoners, the war in Karabakh

Everything known about Armenian PoWs in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan-Armenia

December 28, 2020

So far, 53 prisoners have returned to their homeland. Hundreds of families are in uncertainty, because they do not know what has happened to their relatives and where they are - in captivity, dead, or whether they are in hiding

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NK promises to return PoWs, Baku denies their existence

Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

December 25, 2020

In total, 53 prisoners returned from Azerbaijan. The Office of the NK Ombudsman claims that it has proven facts about dozens of Armenian prisoners, which Azerbaijan does not confirm

Op-ed: a subjective take on the best and worst in Azerbaijan in 2019

Azerbaijan

January 06, 2020

Increased awareness of femicide, amnesty for political prisoners, unpunished crimes and indomitable feminist spirit are but a part of what 2019 brought Azerbaijan