Specialists of the Office of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia discussed with residents of Hadrut issues related to their rights. This is what Human Rights Defender of Armenia Arman Tatoyan posted on his Facebook page, adding the following:

“A few days ago, we were hosted at Dizak Art Cultural Center, which was founded by women who were working at cultural institutions in Hadrut before the war [in Nagorno-Karabakh].

Dizak Art Cultural Center exhibits samples of work saved after the war (they attest to Armenian history and culture and prove that Hadrut is an Armenian city of all times). The aim of the Center is to preserve everything that represents Hadrut and try to become a center for cultural events in Yerevan.

Specialists of the Office of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia discussed with residents of Hadrut issues related to their rights, and we agreed to work together to solve all the issues that were raised. Among participants of the meeting were representatives of Artsakh in Armenia. We are also working closely with Gegham Stepanyan, my counterpart in Artsakh. Together we will consider the directions for the solutions to issues.”