CivilnetThree years after Lieutenant Artak Nazaryan, 30, was found dead at a military post while serving with the Armenian Armed Forces, his family and friends continue to seek justice. Although told he had committed suicide, the career soldier's family alleges that the investigation into his death was flawed and the five men convicted of inciting his suicide are not the real perpetrator(s) of his murder. The family appealed the verdict. On August 1, 2013, the Court of Appeals upheld the initial verdict. Tsovinar Nazaryan, Artak's sister, a journalist-turned-human rights activist, recounts the legal and personal processes of these three years and shares their determination to seek justice, if necessary at the European Court of Human Rights.
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