Over 100 residents back to Azerbaijan's Zabukh
Another group of former internally displaced persons was sent to the village of Zabukh of Azerbaijan's Lachin district. Twenty-five …
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Another 52 people return to Lachin
The return of refugees and IDPs to Lachin continues. Another group of people returned to the liberated city today.
Azerbaijani families return to Zabukh
A phased return of internally displaced persons to the village of Zabukh has begun in Azerbaijan. At the first stage, 20 families will be resettled, all of them will be provided with new apartments.
Former internally displaced persons returning to Zabukh
The State Committee of Azerbaijan for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons held a draw among the families who will be resettled in the village of Zabukh in Azerbaijan’s Lachin district at the first stage, the Committee of Azerbaijan …
Those expelled from Armenia: we intend to return to our homes
The Western Azerbaijan Community has issued a statement in connection with World Refugee Day. The community expressed solidarity with all displaced people around the world. Armenia's occupation of Azerbajiani …
Azerbaijan continues settlement of East Zangezur
Ten more families moved to the village of Agaly in the Zangilan region as part of the Great Return to the liberated territories of Azerbaijan
Shusha welcomes former residents
After nearly three decades of Armenian occupation, Azerbaijan's city of Shusha – once known as the Pearl of Karabakh – is ready to welcome back its former residents as the traces of the destructive occupation are erased
Exiled Azerbaijanis: "We are ready to live in liberated territories, even in tents."
As a young woman in 1993, Azerbaijani Ramziya Sharifova waded across a river into Iran with her family to escape Armenian forces capturing her village, then watched as they burned it to the ground. Nearly 30 years later, she's finally planning to go home. The 47-year-old librarian is one of the 750,000 Azerbaijanis who fled the Nagorno-Karabakh region in southwestern Azerbaijan and several surrounding districts in the early 1990s
Armenia abuses concept of “welcoming culture” in its own political interests
Illegal resettlement is a gross violation of the norms and principles of international humanitarian law and constitutes a war crime, Gulshan Pashayeva, the board member of the Center of Analysis of International Relations of the Republic of Azerbaijan, writes in the article Illegal resettlement in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan: Cause and effect for EurActiv
Civilians pay too high for escalation in Nagorno-Karabakh
Armenia and Azerbaijan are once more fighting over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region. Scores of civilians have been killed in recent weeks, and many have fled
Internally displaced persons in Azerbaijan to receive additional financing
Yesterday the World Bank (WB) approved the additional funding to improve the lives of internally displaced persons in Azerbaijan. The Bank reports that the purpose of the extended project is to improve …
