The Armenian General Benevolent Union has signed a joint application with a joint call to terminate political persecution against Ruben Vardanyan.
Organizations apply to the international community, adopt a decisive position against Aliyev's regime to protect justice, human dignity and the priority of the law, as long as it is not too late.
In particular, Armenian organizations demand that all Armenian political prisoners and prisoners of war in Baku.
An immediate and thorough examination of the cruelty of Ruben Vardanyan and his righteous violations of his righteous trial.
Transparency and accountability of lawsuits, ensuring the availability of independent international observers and legal representatives.
Urgent actions aimed at the fact that Azerbaijan fulfills international obligations and stop persecution of political motives for Armenian citizens.
They also remind that Vardanyan has been in the Azerbaijani captivity for 18 months, and recently went on a hunger strike to emphasize the urgent need for international intervention.
During a short telephone conversation with his family on February 19, 2005, he informed about serious trial violations and ill-treatment of imprisonment on how to force the falsified materials of the case and deprived them of the right to prepare for protection.
The organization emphasizes Vardanyan's previous application on the gross human rights violations against the detainees of the detainees of international organizations and the media, which has had more serious consequences.
"His current hunger strike is not only a complaint, but also a terrible warning. Further silence and inaction only worsen the situation of the Armenian prisoners of war and arrested civilians in illegally stored by Azerbaijan, "the structures emphasize.
The joint application-call was signed by the Armenian General Benevolent Union, Aurora Humanitarian Initiative, Afeyan, Arbane Pan-Armenian Programs, Aznavour, H. Hovnanyan family, Tufenkian Foundations "Orran", "Teaching, Armenia", Legal Protection, "We are our mountains" organizations.
