the united nations, the european court of human rights has concluded that, independent groups like amnesty about the abuses of your armed forces. if you want to change the dynamic with this new government, you prepared to say, yes, we have been responsible for serious abuses in the past. you are twisting a little bit the narrative. the armenian, the state of amelia, happens to be the only guarantee of the security. we are the only guarantors. we have a security arrangement for the people of nagorno—karabakh, we have been responsible for that and we bear that security guarantee. we have been engaged in negotiations in a way that we work out the parameters... you are not answering my question i will try one more time. a bigger report in 1985 said armenian forces, with the support of the republic of amelia, were responsible for the majority of abuses during that period of and as recently as 2017, the european court of human rights, 12judgement concerning amelia and 11 found the government found it in violation of human rights. are you prepared to say, in the past, mistakes were made, abuses h

and, as recently as 2017, the european court of human rights delivered 12 judgements concerning armenia whether you are you prepared to say, "in the past, mistakes were made, abuses happened," and that you, as well as azerbaijan, need to express regret for that and try to seek a solution? that is part of moving forward, that is true. but, at the moment, we also have to figure out the way in which we can address our biggest priority, the security of our people... you do now express regret for some of the things your military did in the past? you know, at the beginning of the ‘90s, there was a situation when 40% of the population of nagorno—karabakh has been wiped out, 40% of the territory of nagorno—karabakh has been taken control of. there have been abuses, there have been violations in a most outrageous way. we have a situation... let me finish. when the government of azerbaijan has gone so far as glorifying a murder of an armenian. not long ago, there was a situation where, in april 2016, azerbaijan attempted again an aggression against nagorno—karabakh. that only amplifies our sense

rides and fungus family tried to sell this explanation they actually appealed to the european court of human rights. all of these things are happening it speaks to think that i'm not a lot of time really has passed. really still have supporters yes we've seen that today the spirit of francisco franco is still alive nowadays in spain and what do i mean with the spirit we saw today fastest flocks they are legal in spain songs we saw people that were supporting him and wanted to play tribute to him today with fastest. and for all this time for this 40 years 44 years that he was in the valley of the fall and some supporters went there to bring flowers to pray to it's today or so we're talking about a really polarized society not everybody. free to do this is this valley where his remains were was going to become almost like the tourist attraction for for right. now. we also talk about the start of a new era in space well the mission from god has happened today's actually only the tip of the iceberg spain has still a lot of work to do to deal with his past we're talking about a country that has around 2

they actually appealed to the european court of human rights. brent: the faculty things are happening speaks to the fact that not a lot of time has passed. does bingo really still have supporters? >> yes. the spirit of francisco franco is still alive nowadays in spain. what do i mean? we saw today fascist flags. they are legal in spain. fascist songs. also people supporting him and wanted to praise him today with fascist salutes. for all this time, for these 40 years, 44 years he was in the valley of the fallen, some supporters went there. we are talking about a really polarized society. brent: there was this valley -- they were afraid this valley where his remains were would become a tourist attraction for the far right. they want that to end now. can we also talk about the start of a new era in spain? >> the big summation of franco that happened today is actually only the tip of the iceberg. spain has still a lot of work to do to deal with his past. we are talking about a country that has around 2015 mass graves. 120,000 victims of the dictator

of getting out and later the chair of catalan leaders they're going to appeal to the european court of human rights is there a reason to think that that court may take a different view to sprains supreme court and does it matter if it does. yes it does matter yes and if we are quite sure that it will take the firm position because. it is about freedom of expression. and derived a beautiful assembly and these dry skin not the. limited it as they have been limited at that moment you can say that the that awareness these are the arts or things like that but you can not condemn we say the show and then put people in prison for 9 years that's that's nonsense and more not illegal that's what is president of the of the strasbourg court. many other seems it seems that the. absolutely i'm proud. of this action. respected and. i'm sure that we will end up being a situation by the east that we're thinking are and why don't we go during all these time i mean this is our political process is in a spin and we cannot leave the constant to the shock or thirst in a spain are there today without an accordionist that

another figure is the personal applications to the european court of human rights.ntry, yes? there's russia, ukraine and another country, but turkey has the fourth largest numberthere. but turkey has the fourth largest number there. who or what do you blame for all of this? not myself, not myself! nobody is. you from saying what you want to now.|j wouldn't blame the opposition parties. i wouldn't blame the soccer players. i would naturally blame the government. in democracies, you blame the government for something going wrong in the country. it should be corrected that people should be corrected that people should have more rights, more freedom and application for the human rights supports that. hussain? thinking of wikipedia, as far as i remember, there were two issues. one was insulting the founding father of turkey, ataturk. turkey asked them to ta ke turkey, ataturk. turkey asked them to take down that page, that was one issue, but the other was financial. we had a similar issue with youtube and turkish officers said if you're making millions of dollars in turk

getting out and they are the chair of catalan leaders they're going to appeal to the european court of human rights is there a reason to think that that court may take a different view to spain's supreme court and does it matter if it does. yes it does matter yes and if we are quite sure that it will take the firm position because. it is about freedom of expression. and derived a beautiful asset only these dry skin not the. debt as they have been limited at that moment you can say that the that awareness these are the last are things like that but you cannot condemn we said the shah and then put people in prison for 9 years that's that's nonsense and more not illegal that's who it is for the end of the of the strasbourg court. many other seems it seems that the. absolutely i'm proud. of this action. respected and. i'm sure that we will end up in the situation by the brother east that we're thinking uk and why don't we go during all these time i mean this is our very vague political pressures in spain and we cannot leave the constant to the shock or thirst in a spain are to that today without an acc

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