Our Mission

Collaboration and support between the government/local self-government bodies and the public is crucial in facilitating the integration of forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh in Armenia. This can be manifested, among other ways, through strengthening the mechanisms for protecting their rights. In this regard, we stand ready to receive your applications concerning the legal issues of forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh and to support you, the Government of the Republic of Armenia, and local self-government bodies in resolving these issues.
Moreover, the platform aims to support the highlighting of legal issues faced by forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh, enhance legal awareness about their rights and protection guarantees, and facilitate the implementation of evidence-based reforms by competent authorities. These reforms, based on the analysis of submitted applications, are aimed at improving access to justice and increasing the level of protection for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh.

Quick Response

Our expert will provide a response to your online application regarding legal issues within three working days.

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Publicity

With your consent, we will publicize and share your story to make your legal needs heard, solve problems, and ensure more effective protection of your rights.

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Awareness

We will help you stay informed about the rights and protection guarantees for forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh.

AWARENESS

 

Reforms

Based on the legislative gaps and existing problems collected from your applications, we will develop and address recommendations for improving public policies to the competent state and local self-government bodies for systemic solutions.

REFORMS

 

Beneficiaries

Success stories

This section will present successfully resolved cases related to the protection of rights of forcibly displaced persons from Artsakh, with the support of the platform, the "CSO Network for the Protection of Rights of Forcibly Displaced Persons from Artsakh," and the "Armenian Lawyers' Association" NGO, which coordinates the secretariat of the latter.

Following Legal Assistance, a Person Forcibly Displaced from Artsakh Was Included in the List of Beneficiaries of the State Housing Support Program

E. Musaelyan, a person forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh, applied through armrights.am, an online legal assistance platform operated by the Armenian Lawyers’ Association NGO, seeking support in obtaining beneficiary status under the State Housing Support Program for Families Forcibly Displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh.

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Legal Victory: A Forcibly Displaced Person’s Childcare Benefit Reinstated and Wrongfully Recovered Funds Returned

After being forcibly displaced from Artsakh, Mariam Badasyan was trying to start a new life in Armenia. However, she unexpectedly encountered a serious problem: the childcare benefit for her young daughter, Nane, had been discontinued, and money had been recovered from her bank account under the description “overpaid benefit.” These actions had been taken without any prior notice or explanation, leaving Mariam confused and uncertain about what to do. She subsequently learned from the Unified Social Service that the reason was her lack of registered residence in the Republic of Armenia, which she found even more difficult to understand.

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Real Victory in Access to Social Assistance for Four Families

The Armrights.am online platform, established by the Armenian Lawyers’ Association NGO to support persons forcibly displaced from Artsakh, has become a trusted companion on the path to social protection and legal justice. Through the platform, numerous families have received not only legal advice but also practical assistance in raising their concerns and using effective mechanisms for communicating with state authorities.

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Report statistics

This is the statistics on the number of applications (alerts) received through the armrights.am platform, presented according to results and other criteria.

256

Number of processed reports

41

Number of satisfied reports

12

Number of rejected reports