The Prime Minister apologized to the woman displaced from Artsakh

“From certain comments and criticisms of our colleagues, I understood that everything I said was not as it should have been. I apologize to you and your son for those emotions and I hope that we will have an opportunity to meet in the subway or somewhere and talk calmly. I apologize again, I admit that I didn’t say something correctly, I didn’t say it in the right tone, I didn’t say it with the right facial expression, I didn’t treat the content correctly, but that topic is one of the most emotional topics for me, and I apologize to everyone,” said Nikol Pashinyan.

After Nikol Pashinyan’s statement today, Human Rights Defender Anahit Manasyan stated, “Communication with forcibly displaced persons and refugees, as well as discussion of issues related to their rights, should be carried out with the guarantee of proper sensitivity, taking into account the vulnerability of the mentioned group. This is required by the international legal standards in the field.”