Relatives—of the Armenian prisoners of war (POWs) who are detained in the Azerbaijani capital Baku—who are protesting in front of the main building of the government of Armenia on Monday, were proposed by the government to enter the building—but only two of them—to discuss the matter with one of the Prime Minister's staff, but they refused.
These relatives insisted that everyone shall participate in the meeting, otherwise they would not agree to any meeting.
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Armenia opposition MP Levon Kocharyan: Person holding the PM’s office says, “This person must sit [in prison],” next day armed law enforcement enters his house
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