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as of 2013. Thus, for example, while some 30 entities (27 legal persons, 3 individual entrepreneurs) were registered in the agricultural sector, 186 legal persons and 14 individual entrepreneurs were registered in the construction sector. 209 Furthermore, there were 334 entities (171 legal persons and 163 individual entrepreneurs) engaged in industry and 289 entities in total (53 and 236 respectively) engaged in transportation and communication development. The construction in 2015 of the healthcare facility for around 150 settlers who moved from Armenia to villages of Gushchu, Ashaghi Farajan and Safiyan in the occupied Lachyn district 210 is directly linked to promoting resettlement of a new population in that area. 211 Like many other facilities, the clinic is built on the ruins of demolished buildings, confirming the earlier reports that empty houses of Azerbaijani displaced persons are being dismantled for use as construction materials or that new houses are being built on their lands and properties. In 2013, construction of a kindergarten in the occupied town of Kalbajar and repair works in a hospital in the occupied town of Zangilan were launched. 212 Newly reconstructed building in the occupied town of Shusha │Photo by Alvard Grigoryan│www.kavkaz-uzel.ru │ 03 September 2014 Hayastan All-Armenian Fund funded the reconstruction of the road infrastructure in the occupied town of Shusha │Photo from www.himnadram.org│August 2011 In an effort to create a new demographic situation on the ground and prevent the return of the Azerbaijani internally displaced persons to their homes, the Armenian side gives particular importance to building social infrastructure in and resettlement of the occupied Shusha district and the town of Shusha – a historical and cultural centre of Azerbaijan in Nagorno- Karabakh, where the number of the Azerbaijans constituted more than 95 percent of the population. 213 As of 2014, over 30 different projects, ranging from renovation of streets to restoration/construction of social facilities have been implemented in Shusha. 214 Hayastan – All Armenian Fund recently completed building of a water supply network in the town. Since 2007, a US-registered Sutter Emergency Medical Associates (SEMA) urban development company has been involved in urban planning for the town of Shusha, in particular by designing a Master Plan for the so-called “Shushi Revival Fund”. 216 In 2011, Armenia Fund USA financed building of a community centre in Boyuk Galadarasy village in the Shusha district. 217 In 2013, a residential house for three families of Syrian Armenians was built in Lachyn. 218 The same year, more than 290 houses and 40 apartments were “privatized” in the town of Lachyn and 209 See “Statistical Yearbook Of Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, 2007-2013”, . 210 See “Bringing Hope and Healthcare to Armenian Villages in Artsakh”, Asbarez.com, 09 March 2015, . 211 See “Construction of medical station of Karabakh’s Aghavnatun to promote resettlement”, Armenpress.com, 14 March 2015, . 212 See “State Order for Capital Construction Cut By Over Two Billion”, Artsakhtert.com, 16 February 2013, . 213 See “Shushi Revitalization Projects Going Strong”, Armenia Fund USA, 21 June 2010, . 214 See “Shushi: Restoring the Crown Jewel of Armenian Civilization”, Massispost.com, 12 May 2014, . 216 See “Investment Passport”, . 217 See “Community Center In Shushi Region’s Mets Shen Will Be The Village’s First”, Armenia Fund USA, 14 April 2011, . 218 See . 41
Newly constructed/renovated buildings and houses in the occupied town of Shusha │Photo by Vae Isakhanian│www.plusninety.livejournal.com │21 August 2013 Two-apartment building for two Syrian Armenian families is built in Khanlyg village of the occupied Gubadly district by Tufenkian Foundation │Photo by Alvard Grigoryan│www.kavkaz-uzel.ru│25 March 2014 construction materials were allocated to 30 families resettled there. 219 The US-registered “Project Agape”, which is a joint venture of the Western and North Carolina Conferences of the United Methodist Church in cooperation with the Armenian Apostolic Church, is involved in housing construction and repair in the town of Lachyn. 220 In July 2013, a memorandum was signed between the separatist regime and “ARI” company to build a new settlement with 150 dwelling houses in the Lachyn district. 221 Speaking at the ceremony of signing of the memorandum, Executive Director of “ARI” Company, Benjamin Bjjakchyan, stressed that by signing the memorandum they indicated the serious intentions of the diaspora, in particular that from Lebanon, on the process of resettlement of “Artsakh”. 222 Among the projects implemented by “ARI” was the construction of some 50 apartments in Zabukh village in the Lachyn district. 223 In 2013, two multi-apartment buildings were commissioned in the occupied town of Zangilan for the use of Syrian Armenians settled there. 224 New house for a Syrian Armenian family is built in the occupied town of Lachyn │Photo from www.friendsofarmenia.com│02 September 2013 Newly constructed/rebuilt houses in the occupied town of Lachyn │Photo by Naira Hayrumyan │www.amenianow.com The US-registered “Patriot” charity organization, headed by Stepan Sargsyan, has long been involved in development projects in the occupied Kalbajar, Lachyn, Jabrayil and Zangilan districts. 225 The Switzerland-based Sedrik Marten Fund financed water supply and social infrastructure construction projects in Pirjamal village of the occupied Khojaly district and elsewhere. 226 219 See “The process of free housing privatization in Berdzor continues”, Artsakhpress.am, 28 February 2014, . 220 See . 221 See “New Settlement will be Founded in Berdzor”, 15 July 2013, . 222 See “The Future of Historical Berdzor Is More Than Promising”, Artsakhtert.com, 22 July 2013, . 223 See “Karabakh delegation had meetings in UAE and Kuwait”, Arka.am, 03 March 2015, . 224 See “New Apartments In Kovsakan”, Artsakhter.com, 17 April 2014, . 225 See “Restructuring programs of Karabakh’s liberated regions continue by efforts of Diaspora”, Artsakhpress.am, 18 March 2015, . 226 See “Artsakh Vardadzor village gets new drinking water network”, Hetq.am, 18 September 2015, ; “Rural and Infrastructure Development Projects in Armenia and Artsakh”, Hayastan - All Armenian Fund, . 42
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Page 4 and 5: Contents A. Introduction 5 B. Execu
Page 6 and 7: A. Introduction At the end of 1987,
Page 8 and 9: The OSCE Minsk Group co-chairmen co
Page 10 and 11: B. Executive Summary The examined e
Page 12 and 13: Armenian statistical information sh
Page 14 and 15: thus profit from and support the oc
Page 16 and 17: programmes that ultimately serve th
Page 18 and 19: the field commanders. 20 S.Ohanyan
Page 20 and 21: II. Continued attempts of Armenia t
Page 22 and 23: the country’s president.” 44 Ar
Page 24 and 25: the NKR.” 58 According to the Arm
Page 26 and 27: Armenian public to be a subsidiary
Page 28 and 29: planning, development of collaborat
Page 30 and 31: Settlement activities in the occupi
Page 32 and 33: and mechanical growth. 134 In 2001,
Page 34 and 35: the separatist regime Arthur Aghabe
Page 36 and 37: Orientation for the newly arrived S
Page 38 and 39: There are reports that Syrian Armen
Page 40 and 41: Armenia’s Dorozhnik LLC company i
Page 44 and 45: X. Providing products, investments,
Page 46 and 47: in Armenia lack sufficient financia
Page 48 and 49: consists of public figures and busi
Page 50 and 51: percent shares of Armenia's Armswis
Page 52 and 53: Armenia’s Prime Minister Hovik Ab
Page 54 and 55: “Kataro” wine production facili
Page 56 and 57: It is difficult to determine the ac
Page 58 and 59: The Asmaryan family from Syria work
Page 60 and 61: Former Prime Minister Tigran Sargsy
Page 62 and 63: Bako Sahakyan visits agricultural f
Page 64 and 65: Armenia is particularly interested
Page 66 and 67: President of Armenia visits “Trgh
Page 68 and 69: Wheat and other crops harvested in
Page 70 and 71: Back in February 1995, the National
Page 72 and 73: Caterpillar heavy machines are used
Page 74 and 75: 270 tons 460 ). Extracted unprocess
Page 76 and 77: Unprocessed ore form Soyudlu gold m
Page 78 and 79: acquainted with the works there. 48
Page 80 and 81: Prime Minister of Armenia Hovik Abr
Page 82 and 83: As far as gold is concerned, Armeni
Page 84 and 85: protection) in the Bashitchay Natio
Page 86 and 87: As of 2015, approximately 460 mines
Page 88 and 89: Juma Mosque in the occupied city of
Page 90 and 91: E. Obligations and Responsibility u
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should follow the UN Guiding Princi
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No exception or provision for derog
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the invoked laws cannot be consider
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“One of the cornerstones of the l
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Serious breaches of obligations und
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Nagorno-Karabakh was unilaterally d
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A large number of domestic criminal
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F. Urgent Measures to Cease and Rev
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G. ANNEXES Original designations of
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