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Supreme Court of Justice in resolving cases of crimes against humanity and serious human
rights violations, including enforced disappearances, committed during the military
dictatorship.7
Armenia
Standard procedure
20.
Under its standard procedure, the Working Group transmitted six cases to the
Government concerning:
(a)
Jalal Khankishi oglu Abdullayev, who was allegedly abducted on 28 March
1993 by members of the Armenian armed forces in the village of Charektar, Azerbaijan;
(b)
Etibar Humbat Ahmadov, who was allegedly abducted in January 1994 in the
Nagorno Karabakh region by members of the Armenian armed forces;
(c)
Abbas Behbud oğlu Behbudov, who was allegedly abducted on 10 December
1992 by members of the Armenian armed forces in the village of Gazanchi, Zangilan district,
Azerbaijan;
(d)
Azad Pirgulu Jabbarov, who was allegedly abducted on 25 February 1992 by
members of the Armenian armed forces during a military assault on Khojaly, Azerbaijan;
(e)
Ilgar Agasalim Azayev, who was allegedly abducted in November 1991 by
members of the Armenian armed forces in the Nagorno Karabakh region;
(f)
Lachin Ahmad Novruzov, who was allegedly abducted in 1991 by members of
the Armenian armed forces near Fuzuli, Azerbaijan.
21.
In accordance with its methods of work, the Working Group transmitted a copy of the
six cases to the Government of Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan
Urgent procedure
22.
Under its urgent procedure, the Working Group transmitted one case to the
Government concerning Arthur Davidyan, who was allegedly abducted on 22 August 2021
by the armed forces of Azerbaijan in the territory of Azerbaijan near the Azerbaijan-Armenia
border.
Standard procedure
23.
Under its standard procedure, the Working Group transmitted 15 cases to the
Government, concerning the following individuals who were allegedly abducted on 21
October 2020 by the armed forces of Azerbaijan in Kovsakan, Nagorno Karabakh region:
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(a)
Argishti Gabrielyan;
(b)
Arsen Karapetyan;
(c)
Artur Aloyan;
(d)
Davit Sargsyan;
(e)
Garik Melkonyan;
(f)
Yurik Gasparyan;
(g)
Gevorgyan Hayrapet;
(h)
Grigor Rostomyan;
(i)
Harutyun Hakobyan;
See ARG 6/2021.