Protest of the Azerbaijani and Turkish Diaspora outside Armenian Embassy in Paris
On Monday the World Association of Young Azerbaijanis went to the Armenian Embassy in Paris, and held a protest of the Azerbaijani and Turkish Diaspora organizations against the official visit to France of the President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan.
Around 1,500 protesters protested reception in France of Serzh Sargsyan, which is one of the organizers of the Khojaly genocide.
During the rally they voiced slogans "Karabakh is ours and will be ours", "The Elysee Palace refuses to recognize Sargsyan as Khojaly killer", "Sargsyan - criminal, violated the rights of one million Azerbaijani refugees," "Killer Sargsyan must answer for the destruction of 613 Azerbaijanis!" "Sargsyan - you belong to the Hague Tribunal," and others
The resolution of the rally was transferred to the Embassy of Armenia, the press service of the State Committee for Work with Diaspora reported.
Sargsyan started his visit to France on November 11. -06D -
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