On November 6, 2026, the International Women's Humanitarian Purge will be ready to go to Baku once access to Armenian prisoners and security conditions for its participants are agreed. We are responsible for each of them, therefore we consider it necessary to reach these agreements first. The delegation included women from different countries, known for their social and professional activities. They wanted to visit all the Armenian prisoners in the Omaki prison complex and give them letters, photos and packages from loved ones. Since June 2026, I have repeatedly referred to the Human Rights Commissioner of Azerbaijan. I proposed different formats: a visit by the entire delegation, a small group or a visit accompanied by a representative of its faculty. I also asked to agree to the security conditions. Unfortunately, we have not yet received an answer. During this period, the Azerbaijani media published articles about a possible arrest in the event of my arrival. We are also concerned that our local attorney has not been seen since August 25th. We hope this issue will be resolved. I asked the Armenian government for diplomatic assistance. After our meeting with Saranoosh Sahakian at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on August 17, the responsible person has not yet been called and our written request remains unanswered. Economic relations develop between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and an Armenian delegation visits Azerbaijan. This is proof that there are prerequisites for organizing a humanitarian visit and a visit to Armenian prisoners should be included in the agenda of one of these visits. We decided not to reject the letters that the delegation had to deliver in person. On October 1, 254 letters collected for all the Armenian prisoners were delivered to the Armenian government and asked to help bring them to Baku. We hope every letter reaches the letter.

On November 6, 2026, the International Women's Humanitarian Purge will be ready to go to Baku once access to Armenian prisoners and security conditions for its participants are agreed. We are responsible for each of them, therefore we consider it necessary to reach these agreements first. The delegation included women from different countries, known for their social and professional activities. They wanted to visit all the Armenian prisoners in the Omaki prison complex and give them letters, photos and packages from loved ones. Since June 2026, I have repeatedly referred to the Human Rights Commissioner of Azerbaijan. I proposed different formats: a visit by the entire delegation, a small group or a visit accompanied by a representative of its faculty. I also asked to agree to the security conditions. Unfortunately, we have not yet received an answer. During this period, the Azerbaijani media published articles about a possible arrest in the event of my arrival. We are also concerned that our local attorney has not been seen since August 25th. We hope this issue will be resolved. I asked the Armenian government for diplomatic assistance. After our meeting with Saranoosh Sahakian at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on August 17, the responsible person has not yet been called and our written request remains unanswered. Economic relations develop between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and an Armenian delegation visits Azerbaijan. This is proof that there are prerequisites for organizing a humanitarian visit and a visit to Armenian prisoners should be included in the agenda of one of these visits. We decided not to reject the letters that the delegation had to deliver in person. On October 1, 254 letters collected for all the Armenian prisoners were delivered to the Armenian government and asked to help bring them to Baku. We hope every letter reaches the letter.