Meetings and Lectures: Arman Tatoyan is abroad

In particular, meetings are scheduled in Paris, after which meetings and lectures will take place in the United States at leading global universities — Yale, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania. Notably, Arman Tatoyan studied at the University of Pennsylvania and was recognized as one of the top graduates of its Law School.

The lecture topics will include international law, accountability for war crimes, and the protection of human rights.

“This is precisely what I wrote about in my recent letter to U.S. Vice President J. Vance — regarding the crimes committed by Azerbaijan against Armenia and Artsakh, the occupied territories, forcibly displaced persons, victims of enforced disappearances, and our prisoners of war and hostages whose return to their homeland is imperative.

Today, when the authorities of Armenia are trying at any cost to conceal the existing problems and pretend that they do not exist, international visibility is critically necessary. As someone who has dedicated his entire life to the protection of human rights, I cannot and will not remain silent,” Arman Tatoyan wrote.