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    NIKOL PASHINYAN DEMANDS THAT NKR AUTHORITIES SHOULD PUNISH THE POLICEMEN WHO BEAT FOUNDING PARLIAMENT'S MEMBERS

    by Ashot Safaryan

    Tuesday, February 24, 21:05

    Armenian MP Nikol Pashinyan demands that the NKR authorities should
    punish the policemen who beat Founding Parliament's members in Berdzor
    on Jan 31.

    In his today's speech at the Armenian Parliament, Pashinyan said
    that the Berdzor events questioned the legitimacy of the numerous
    statements of Armenian delegations to international structures,
    who said that the NKR has statehood, law and democracy.

    "On Feb 6, the Armenian parliamentary delegation visited Stepanakert
    to discuss the issue of liquidation of the Berdzor incident
    consequences. During the debates with the NKR authorities, my
    stand was unambiguous - those who organized and applied violence
    against the motor rally participants should be brought to criminal
    responsibility in line with the NKR legislation and the high-ranking
    officials of the police should be dismissed. This stand was clear to
    Artsakh. However, it is more than strange that no criminal case has
    even been instituted", said Pashinyan.

    Pashinyan believes that the only way to liquidate the incident
    consequences is to punish the culprits; otherwise, the events in
    Berdzor undermine the statehood and the image of the NKR.

    To remind, on Jan 31 the representatives of the Founding Parliament,
    including the Artsakh War veteran Zhirayr Sefilyan, were severely
    beaten by the NKR police on their way to Artsakh near Berdzor. The NKR
    police were trying to hinder the motor rally within the frames of the
    "Centennial Without Regime" movement, which seeks to shift the power
    in Armenia on the threshold of the centenary of the Armenian Genocide.

    The movement members say that most of the policemen were wearing
    civilian clothes. The police were taking the motor rally participants
    out of the cars and beating them with batons. Many activists were
    taken to Stepanakert hospital.

    http://www.arminfo.am/index.cfm?objectid=C89BF5E0-BC4F-11E4-96DE0EB7C0D21663

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