The ombudsperson of Armenia on Tuesday briefed international partners on the consequences of Azerbaijan military attack, reported the Office of the Human Rights Defender of Armenia.

The Human Rights Defender of Armenia, Kristinne Grigoryan, held an online briefing with the heads of diplomatic missions and representatives of international organizations accredited in Armenia—and regarding the situation of border communities of Armenia, as a result of the ongoing Azerbaijani attack.

In particular, the Defender presented the factual data collected by the Defender’s office regarding the aggression of the Azerbaijani armed forces against Armenia, including the facts and evidence of targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure.

The Defender had separate briefings with the CoE Commissioner for Human Rights, Dunya Mijatovic, and the co-rapporteur of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) for the monitoring of obligations and commitments by Armenia and the secretariat, presenting the situation.

During the briefings, Grigoryan emphasized that the Azerbaijani actions are essentially a direct aggressive attack on the territorial integrity of Armenia, they have endangered the life and security of Armenian peaceful population and jeopardized the enjoyment of other fundamental rights.

The Defender assured the international partners that she will regularly provide information about the ongoing situation and asked the interlocutors to properly assess the current events.