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YEREVAN, JANUARY 19, ARMENPRESS. Member of the European Parliament Nathalie Loiseau (Renew Europe Group, France) criticized President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen for calling Azerbaijan a reliable partner when Azerbaijan is currently intentionally causing a humanitarian disaster. The MEP made the remarks in the European Parliament debates on the Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade in Nagorno Karabakh.

YEREVAN, DECEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS.  The Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh released a joint ad hoc report on “The Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade of the Only Road Connecting Artsakh with Armenia and the World".

YEREVAN, DECEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS.  The Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh released a joint ad hoc report on “The Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade of the Only Road Connecting Artsakh with Armenia and the World".

YEREVAN, DECEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS.  The Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh released a joint ad hoc report on “The Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade of the Only Road Connecting Artsakh with Armenia and the World".

The Human Rights Defenders (HRD) of Armenia and Artsakh have published a report refuting claims by Baku that the Azerbaijanis now blocking the Lachin Corridor are environmental activists and are not acting under instructions from the Azerbaijani gove

YEREVAN, DECEMBER 15, ARMENPRESS.  The Human Rights Defenders of Armenia and Artsakh released a joint ad hoc report on “The Humanitarian Consequences of the Blockade of the Only Road Connecting Artsakh with Armenia and the World".

BRUSSELS. KAZINFORM A discussion on the topic of Humanitarian Consequences of Nuclear Testing in Kazakhstan and the Global Movement for Nuclear Disarmament was held in Brussels with the participation of Kazakh and Belgian experts and activists, members of the European Parliament and other European institutions, the diplomatic corps and the media.

South Africa can and must speak up loudly and proudly for the greater protection of civilians in conflict and to help end the use of explosive weapons in populated areas.

New means and methods of warfare must prompt the international community to review the adequacy of existing rules in light of persistent and new challenges.

A UN-partnered bid to address the use of explosive weapons in towns and cities took a further step forward on Thursday, as Member States prepared to gather in Geneva to examine a concrete new plan of action.