August 19 is World Humanitarian Aid Day approved by the UN General Assembly resolution in 2008. This day is another signal to raise the urgent need for the protection of violated rights of the population forced from Nagorno Karabakh.
And although the goal of the World Humanitarian Aid Day is to emphasize the protection of humanitarian assistance and dignity, the people of Nagorno-Karabakh have been deprived of the ability to guarantee humanitarian law and obtain humanitarian assistance.
2020 Blockage of the 44-day war, a period of about ten months in the Lachin corridor and 2023 Under violence, the population was deprived of fundamental human rights.
In 2022, Azerbaijan left the only way to Nagorno-Karabakh with the only 120,000 Artsakh-Armenians in 2022.
Moreover, Azerbaijan has blocked the entry of humanitarian aid and fuel from the German International Committee (ICRC) to provide medical attention from Artsakh to Armenia, disrupting the supply of other necessary accessories from Artsakh, disrupting.
After the forcest deportation of Nagorno Karabakh, 2025 From June, Azerbaijan also began to limit and close the activities of the ICRC, the UN Office for Refugees and other humanitarian structures in the region. The human rights union of Nagorno Karabakh refugees the states.
To respond to the relevant conflicts by Azerbaijan and as a result of the crimes against the civilian population of Nagorno Karabakh, respecting the principles of Hague and Geneva.
To follow the difficult situation of Armenians in Azerbaijan, which are being persecuted for political reasons, are subject to unjust treatment and persecution, paying special attention to the revelation of the obvious injuries of prisoners.
We call on international organizations to follow international humanitarian law and respect the people of Nagorno-Karabakh and other peoples to be equal to the creation, living and deprivation of the ongoing manifestations of racial hatred.
NKR Refugee Human Rights Union
