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4 MILLION MESSAGES SEND OUT TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE KARABAKH CONFLICT
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
09.05.2011 17:41
On April 8 the United Liberal National Party (MIAK) declared about the
launch of the Nagorno Karabakh: Truth and Facts" electronic campaign,
under which the Party intended to disseminate true information
about the Karabakh conflict through Internet, to send out messages
to representatives of governments, NGOs and political organizations
of all countries , as well influential international structures.
Summing up the results of the campaign in a month, representatives
of the United Liberal National Party say they have sent out 4 million
letters.
According to MIAK Secretary Gerasim Barseghyan, the program aimed
to provide information about the Karabakh conflict and neutralize
Azerbaijan's military propaganda based on obvious lies. The strategic
objective of the project was to contribute to the international
recognition of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic.
Representatives of the Party promise to speak about the feedback later.
From: A. Papazian
Lusine Vasilyan
"Radiolur"
09.05.2011 17:41
On April 8 the United Liberal National Party (MIAK) declared about the
launch of the Nagorno Karabakh: Truth and Facts" electronic campaign,
under which the Party intended to disseminate true information
about the Karabakh conflict through Internet, to send out messages
to representatives of governments, NGOs and political organizations
of all countries , as well influential international structures.
Summing up the results of the campaign in a month, representatives
of the United Liberal National Party say they have sent out 4 million
letters.
According to MIAK Secretary Gerasim Barseghyan, the program aimed
to provide information about the Karabakh conflict and neutralize
Azerbaijan's military propaganda based on obvious lies. The strategic
objective of the project was to contribute to the international
recognition of the Nagorno Karabakh Republic.
Representatives of the Party promise to speak about the feedback later.
From: A. Papazian