Representatives of 15 international and non-governmental organizations visited Kornidzor

Representatives of a number of organizations operating in Armenia with a humanitarian mandate and child protection rights and providing services visited the border area of Kornidzor, where humanitarian aid trucks intended for Nagorno Karabakh are still standing. 19 trucks with 361 tons of humanitarian aid sent by the Armenian government, as well as 2 trucks loaded with sweets from the "Grand Candy" company, continue to stand in the border area of Kornidzor, near the entrance to the Lachin Corridor, because Azerbaijan prohibits their entry into Nagorno-Karabakh.

As the correspondent of "Armenpress" reports, the representatives of the organizations are accompanied by the Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of Armenia, Anna Zhamakochyan.

Knarik Garamfilyan, president of the Children's Protection Network, said in a conversation with journalists that they are very concerned about the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh, adding that they consider the actions of Azerbaijan an act of genocide against the people of Nagorno-Karabakh.

"We consider this an act of genocide. The object of our concern are the 30,000 children who live in Artsakh and are currently deprived of food and medicine. Families are separated. All children's rights have been violated, and it is our expectation that this issue will be resolved as soon as possible, and measures will be taken to open the corridor," he said.

Mira Antonyan, the representative of the "Armenian Aid Fund" child protection center, mentioned that their organization is a member of the "Eurochild" organization, where specialists dealing with child protection issues are united.

"We are extremely concerned and want to inform our international partners and ask them to break down all the doors that can be reached, to deliver the messages that 30 thousand children cannot starve in front of the eyes of the world in broad daylight. The children of Artsakh have the same rights and opportunities as all the children of the world," said Antonyan.