Essays
Long-form writing built on the record behind this section. Every claim is footnoted to a source a stranger can check.
The Emptying of Artsakh
In 286 days between December 2022 and October 2023, a blockade, an offensive, and a ten-day exodus removed the Armenian population of Artsakh, and the record of how it happened is now the thing that remains.
What the Courts Saw
Four Security Council resolutions, three Strasbourg judgments and a run of binding orders from The Hague form a legal record on Artsakh that sits, in full, in institutions Azerbaijan itself belongs to.
A Century of Numbers
What ten counts taken between 1897 and 2015 actually prove about the people of Artsakh, what they cannot prove, and why a record that concedes its own gaps is the one that cannot be dismissed.
Every claim in these essays is footnoted to a source already in the record: the timeline, the population data, or the source library. Follow any footnote to check it — where the timeline cites the same document, the footnote links straight to the entry.