Dadivank Monastery Was Full of Pilgrims: Artsakh Human Rights Defender

Artsakh Human Rights Defender Artak Beglaryan made a post on his Facebook page, noting that he had visited Karvachar and a number of villages in the Shahumyan region. “Yesterday we visited Karvachar and a number of villages in the Shahumyan region to familiarise ourselves with the situation on the ground. It was painful to record the people’s loss of homeland and their exodus, some of them for the second time already. And Dadivank Monastery was full of pilgrims. I still prefer to remain silent about the remaining impressions and work…” he wrote.
24 November 2020
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Artsakh Human Rights Defender Artak Beglaryan made a post on his Facebook page, noting that he had visited Karvachar and a number of villages in the Shahumyan region.

“Yesterday we visited Karvachar and a number of villages in the Shahumyan region to familiarise ourselves with the situation on the ground.

It was painful to record the people’s loss of homeland and their exodus, some of them for the second time already. And Dadivank Monastery was full of pilgrims.

I still prefer to remain silent about the remaining impressions and work…” he wrote.

Սպանիոյ Քոնկրէսը ընդունած է պատգամաւոր Ճոն Ինիարիտուի առաջարկ-միջնորդութիւնը ԼՂ-ի վերաբերեալ
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