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  • BAKU: Euro Court launches probe into Sargsyan involvement in Khojaly

    Today, Azerbaijan
    Dec 5 2009


    European Court launches probe into Armenian president's involvement in
    Khojaly massacre

    05 December 2009 [11:43] - Today.Az


    The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has asked Turkey-based
    Organization for Fight against Baseless Armenian Allegations (ASIMDER)
    to provide documents which prove that Armenian President Serzh
    Sargsyan ordered Armenian armed forces to commit a massacre in
    Khojaly, Azerbaijan, Hurriyyet quoted ASIMDER chairman Goksel Gulbey
    as saying.

    According to him, the European Court of Human Rights replied to their
    application for Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan to be tried on the
    Khojaly genocide.

    `European Court of Human Rights stated that they put our application
    into operation and asked us to send documents about the application to
    the court by January 8, 2010,' Gulbey said.

    "The court asks us to provide documents about Sargsyan. As an addition
    to the documents we already have, we asked Azerbaijan's Consulate
    General to Kars to provide us with more documents. When documents are
    sent, we will prepare our application in the shortest term and we will
    present them to the court.'

    `We believe that the European Court of Human Rights will make a fair
    decision. Sargsyan was the commander of the Armenian armed forces
    which committed massacre in Khojaly in 1992. He ordered Armenian armed
    forces to commit a massacre and he also participated in that. The
    blood of the victims of Khojaly massacre has not dried yet. 1.2
    million Azerbaijani citizen had to flee their homeland as displaced
    persons in that period. Sargsyan should be tried in ECHR for these
    crimes,' he added.

    /APA/


    URL: http://www.today.az/news/politics/57965.html
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