THEY WILL APPLY TO HAMMERBERG
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[05:05 pm] 11 September, 2008
Five years along the residents, whose owned estates were estranged
by the Government, for the state needs, complain on Government.
They addressed their complain-letter to the Prime Minister Tigran
Sargisyan on August 25, with the demand to organize a working group
for reviewing the procedure of estate estrangement. The leader of
public organization "Private property Rights", Vachagan Hakobyan
told to A1+ that two weeks already had passed, but they did not get
a respond from the Prime Minister.
"They expect from Turks the Genocide recognition, but they why do
not recognize their genocide against us?" says Vachagan Hagobyan. We
have to mention that even though all residents leave in different
districts of the city, every Thursday they come to the Government
building to make them to listen to their demands.
"We are not going to stop our struggle, contrary, we are going to
act more energetically", says Vachagan Hagobyan.
Currently the estranged zone residents complete the package of all
documents to submit it to the Council of Europe Commissioner for
Human Rights, Thomas Hammerberg.