Ruben Vardanyan Protests 'Judicial Farce' with Hunger Strike in Baku
Ruben Vardanyan Protests 'Judicial Farce' with Hunger Strike in Baku

Ruben Vardanyan Protests 'Judicial Farce' with Hunger Strike in Baku

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Ruben Vardanyan, a former state minister of Artsakh, has initiated a hunger strike in a Baku prison to protest what he describes as a 'judicial farce' amid his ongoing trial. Accused of multiple serious charges, including plotting the assassination of Azerbaijani officials, Vardanyan claims that his trial lacks transparency and fairness, with significant violations of both Azerbaijani and international law. He has been denied access to crucial case materials and a fair defense, as his lawyer faces restrictions and the trial is conducted in a military court rather than a civilian one. Vardanyan argues that the proceedings are politically motivated, aimed at persecuting him due to his Armenian identity and political beliefs. His family has communicated his concerns to the international community, emphasizing the legal abuses he faces. Vardanyan's health is reportedly deteriorating as he continues to protest his treatment and the trial process.

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