ARFD: The world community has started understanding the right of the
Karabakh people
Saturday, June 1, 17:34
The world community has started gradually understanding the right of
the Karabakh people and the lawfulness of their fight for freedom and
independence, the head of the Hay Dut Central office, Kiro Manoyan,
told Arminfo correspondent when commenting on recognition of Karabakh
independence by US state Louisiana.
"I think that the world community is gradually understanding the core
of the Karabakh conflict, and in future the societies of different
countries of the world will start
imposing pressure upon their governments with a demand to recognize
the NKR. The recognition of the NKR by three US states and one state
of Australia will become the reason of similar steps by other states",
- Manoyan said.
He also added that recognition of Karabakh by the Senate of Louisiana
is not only a result of an aggressive position of Azerbaijan, its
bellicose statements and Armenophobia, but also a result of the
coordinated efforts of the Armenians of the whole world.
To recall, yesterday the Senate of Louisiana adopted resolution
supporting independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and calling
on the Congress and U.S. President to support "the self-
determination and democratic independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh
Republic."
The document introduced by Senator Edwin Murray says "the Legislature
of Louisiana hereby encourages and supports the Nagorno Karabakh
Republic's continuing efforts to develop as a free and independent
nation in order to guarantee its citizens those rights inherent in a
free and independent society."
"The President and Congress of the United States of America are hereby
urged to support the self-determination and democratic independence of
the Nagorno Karabakh Republic and its constructive involvement with
the international community's efforts to reach a just and lasting
solution to security issues in that strategically
important region," the resolution reads.
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=34726520-CAC0-11E2-8767F6327207157C
Karabakh people
Saturday, June 1, 17:34
The world community has started gradually understanding the right of
the Karabakh people and the lawfulness of their fight for freedom and
independence, the head of the Hay Dut Central office, Kiro Manoyan,
told Arminfo correspondent when commenting on recognition of Karabakh
independence by US state Louisiana.
"I think that the world community is gradually understanding the core
of the Karabakh conflict, and in future the societies of different
countries of the world will start
imposing pressure upon their governments with a demand to recognize
the NKR. The recognition of the NKR by three US states and one state
of Australia will become the reason of similar steps by other states",
- Manoyan said.
He also added that recognition of Karabakh by the Senate of Louisiana
is not only a result of an aggressive position of Azerbaijan, its
bellicose statements and Armenophobia, but also a result of the
coordinated efforts of the Armenians of the whole world.
To recall, yesterday the Senate of Louisiana adopted resolution
supporting independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and calling
on the Congress and U.S. President to support "the self-
determination and democratic independence of the Nagorno-Karabakh
Republic."
The document introduced by Senator Edwin Murray says "the Legislature
of Louisiana hereby encourages and supports the Nagorno Karabakh
Republic's continuing efforts to develop as a free and independent
nation in order to guarantee its citizens those rights inherent in a
free and independent society."
"The President and Congress of the United States of America are hereby
urged to support the self-determination and democratic independence of
the Nagorno Karabakh Republic and its constructive involvement with
the international community's efforts to reach a just and lasting
solution to security issues in that strategically
important region," the resolution reads.
http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=34726520-CAC0-11E2-8767F6327207157C