CivilnetDr. Gurgen Petrossian, lecturer at Friedrich-Alexander-University and chairman of the German-Armenian Lawyers’ Association, talks to CivilNet about the uncertain future of Armenia's cases at international courts, at a time when Armenian prisoners are suffering in Baku. He says the torture and dehumanization currently being inflicted upon them by the Azerbaijani state as they undergo sham trials is a form of psychological warfare directed against all Armenians. He suggests actions for the Armenian government and other nations to address this atrocity, and to strengthen the system of international justice at a time when it has come under unprecedented attacks.
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