Azerbaijani Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit into the of the hostage-taking Dilgam Asgarov, Shahbaz Guliyev and Hasan Hasanov in July 2014 in the region of Kelbajar occupied by Armenians, stated in the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan. They were taken hostage in the territories of Azerbaijan occupied by Armenian Armed Forces during a visit to the graves of their loved ones. In violation of international law, they were arrested with deprivation of procedural rights, the report said.
Due to deliberate murder of Hasanov, and sentencing him on false charges on behalf of the self-proclaimed "NKR", the Kalbajar regional Prosecutor's Office of Azerbaijan filed a lawsuit under the Articles: 115.2 (violation of the laws or customs of war), 115.4 (violation of the laws or customs of war with the deliberate murder), 116.0 (violation of international humanitarian law during armed conflict), and 116.0.18 (arrest or imprisonment in other forms, as well as deprivation of procedural rights of persons in violation of international humanitarian law during armed conflict). Investigation of the case is under the supervision of the Attorney General.
The Armenian separatists sentenced Asgarov to life imprisonment, and Guliyev - to 22 years in prison.
Hasan Hasanov was killed during a shootout. They were called a subversive group that committed the murder of Armenians in Kalbajar. Guliyev and Asgerov are charged of espionage, sabotage and murder rejected. The Azerbaijani side intends to appeal to the European Court of Human Righst on the matter. –06D-
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