The Europeans for Artsakh Movement is a support movement composed of 500 organizations from 17 countries, including more than 200 from France, who have united to jointly denounce the current conditions in which Artsakh is condemned. The movement aims to alert European political institutions and European states about the situation in Artsakh, defend its right to self-determination, and demand the lifting of the blockade imposed by Azerbaijan since December 12, 2022. It calls on the European Union to remain faithful to its founding values of promoting peace and the well-being of peoples, human dignity, freedom of movement, and the fight against discrimination.

– Condemns Azerbaijan and Russian peacekeepers for failing to fulfill their obligations under the Trilateral Declaration of November 2020, including ensuring the security of the indigenous Armenian population of Artsakh.
– We urge the EU to effectively pressure Azerbaijan to stop violating the Trilateral Declaration of November 9, 2020 and ensure safe and unhindered movement of all Artsakh Armenians as well as goods and merchandise through the Lachin corridor.
 
– Demands that the EU impose targeted sanctions against the political-military leadership of Azerbaijan for their policy of ethnic cleansing against the indigenous Armenian population of Artsakh and for the forced expulsion of the latter.
 
– Denounces the EU’s continued political support for the so-called “integration” of Artsakh with Azerbaijan, despite the obvious prospect that this means the exodus of Artsakh’s native Armenian population from its homeland of more than 3000 years or its subjection to a dictatorship. in very dangerous conditions.
 
– Demands immediate accountability against all officials who supported Azerbaijan’s policy of “integration” of Artsakh into Azerbaijan, as this aided and abetted Azerbaijan’s genocidal policy against the indigenous Armenian population of Artsakh.
 
– Demands that the Azerbaijani military immediately end the occupation and siege of all Armenian cities, towns and villages in Artsakh, withdraw its military presence in Artsakh and fulfill its obligations under the Trilateral Declaration of November 2020 .
 
– Demands that Azerbaijan immediately and unconditionally release all Armenian captives and prisoners of war and that Azerbaijan be held accountable for the war crimes and human rights violations it committed during and after the 2020 war.
 
– Calls for recognition of the right to self-determination of the Armenian population originating from Artsakh, as an existential question in the face of Azerbaijan’s current policy of ethnic cleansing and as something that amounts to nothing less than their right to the life.

*15 European countries and 2 outside the EU: France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Spain, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, and 2 outside the EU: Switzerland, United Kingdom.