The recent Armenia-Azerbaijan Joint Declaration, aimed at resolving longstanding tensions between the two nations, has been met with immediate scrutiny from the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention. In a pointed statement, the Institute emphasized that despite the hopeful rhetoric surrounding the agreement, it falls far short of constituting a true peace deal. Highlighting ongoing human rights concerns and unresolved conflicts, the Lemkin Institute warns that the declaration does not address the deeper issues necessary to achieve lasting reconciliation in the volatile South Caucasus region.
Armenia Azerbaijan Joint Declaration Falls Short of Genuine Peace Commitment
Recent developments between Armenia and Azerbaijan, though publicly framed as a joint declaration, fail to embody the essence of a robust and enduring peace agreement. The language employed in the declaration is notably vague, lacking concrete commitments toward disarmament, accountability for wartime…
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Author : Olivia Williams
Publish date : 2025-09-29 03:10:00
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