CivilnetYeghishe Kirakosyan, a lawyer and the designated Armenia representative at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, explains the processes of the UN high court as hearings begin for the case filed by Armenia against Azerbaijan. Mr. Kirakosyan discusses what evidence the Armenian side is presenting, why this case is important, what sort of mechanisms are in place, and what the Azerbaijani side is presenting as a countercase.
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