Artsakh
The European Union to Implement Three Programs for Displaced Persons from Artsakh
On January 23, 2025, the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Armenia announced the launch of three new programs aimed at the socio-economic inclusion, integration, and protection of the fundamental rights of refugees
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Armenia to Submit New Evidence to ECHR and ICJ Regarding Trials of Armenian Captives
Armenia will present additional evidence and demands to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the trials of Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) and civilians in Baku. This was reported by the Office of Armenia’s Representative on International Legal Matters.
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Social Support for Forcibly Displaced Persons from Artsakh to Continue with Certain Adjustments
The social support program provided by the state for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh will continue with some exceptions until December 2025, inclusive
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Destruction of Memorial to Great Patriotic War Victims in Haterk Village, Artsakh
A video shared on the Tik-Tok social platform informs us that Azerbaijanis have destroyed the memorial dedicated to the victims of the Great Patriotic War in the village of Haterk, located in the occupied Martakert district of Artsakh
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A Digital Catalog of Monumental Artworks in Stepanakert to Be Created
The Artsakh Tourism and Culture Development Agency has initiated a project to document the monumental art monuments in the capital of the Republic of Artsakh, Stepanakert, which is currently occupied by Azerbaijan
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More than 300 families forcibly displaced from Artsakh have received housing certificates
Since June, Armenia has been implementing a state initiative to provide housing for displaced persons from Artsakh. Officials state that this is the largest and most expensive social program in the country’s history. Approximately 25,000 families are eligible to apply for this initiative.
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One-Time Financial Assistance to Be Provided to Families Forcibly Displaced from Artsakh
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has announced that one-time targeted financial assistance will be provided to socially vulnerable families displaced from Artsakh. The aid will be transferred to beneficiaries through an electronic payment system using e-cards. The first group of these cards will be operational from December 2024 to February 28, 2025, via the “Idram” payment system.
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A New Social Assistance Program for Forcibly Displaced Individuals from Artsakh
Starting this month, a new social assistance program will be implemented for forcibly displaced individuals from Artsakh. The program aims to cover living and other expenses. This was announced by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.
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Over 5,500 Forcibly Displaced Individuals from Artsakh Granted Armenian Citizenship
More than 5,500 individuals forcibly displaced from Artsakh have been granted Armenian citizenship. This was reported by the Migration and Citizenship Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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