The Truth and Justice Center has published a new report, "The persecution of Christian Armenians in Azerbaijan, Vigen Euljjjian's case." This report presents the persecution of Christian Armenians in Azerbaijan, emphasizing the case of Vigen Euljekjyan.
In particular, it is mentioned: "Vigen Euljjjjyan is a 44-year-old Armenian and is one of the heirs of the survivors of the 1915 Armenian Genocide, he is a citizen of Lebanon and Armenia. In 2020 he moved to Nagorno Karabakh to build a business with his family and build a new life there. Viken is a believer Christian and has a cross tattoo in his hand, which has burned and deleted the Azerbaijani forces illegally behaving illegally.
Vigen's current location and detention details
On the day after 2020 the 2020 ceasefire agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Vigen was taken prisoner by the Azerbaijani special forces when he collected his personal belongings from Shushi, Nagorno Karabakh, which they had moved forward. He was neither fighting nor fighting. He was an Armenian civilian who was abducted and illegally moved to the Baku prison, where he was spent almost seven months in affiliation.
On June 14 2021, Wiken was illegally judged by the Baku Military Court, found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was not allowed any independent legal representation, investigations or protection. Viceni has been illegal and to be tried to participate in the military conflict, territories and the state border with violence or violence.
Vigen was not allowed to communicate with a family or adviser. Today, Vigen is sentenced to 20 years in prison in Azerbaijan.
The accusations against Vigen were political and ethnic motives, without any significant evidence of the trial. The court ignored the call for the justification of the defense side and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He continues to be detained in Baku, presumably in Gobusta prison, known for his inhuman conditions and high suicides among prisoners. "
