Roundtable on the topic of non-payment of insurance benefits to the families of the dead or missing soldiers was held today by a public association " Officers in reserve and retired."
According to the chairman of the association, Yasar Jafarli, insurance payments comprise 11.000 manat for each soldier. This mainly concerns the heirs of soldiers killed or missing in the period from 1992 to 1997.
According to Jafarli, since 2009 Association has been investigating ways to assist the citizens of this category. As a result, the issue was put to a judicial level. In 2010, the courts in connection with the payment of the insurance money, passed a ruling on 38 cases, and all of them have been fulfilled. Recently, however, the problems with the insurance money have grown. Insurance Management blamed the Ministry of Finance for non-issuance of insurance, and the Ministry blames them.
The courts have been instructed not to accept such claims, and not respond them.
Several parents appealed to the Finance Ministry to resolve the problem, but there have advised them not to go to public associations.
Yashar Jafarli accused the authorities of the country of the absence of political will in the issue of insurance payments, and blamed the Ministry of Finance and Insurance Management of bureaucratic arbitrariness. He said he would fight on this issue until the European Court.
Representatives of the Ombudsman's office, the Ministry of Finance, insurance offices did not come to today’s event. -05C04-
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