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Destruction of Cultural Heritage and Forced Displacement of Artsakh Armenians as Crimes Against Humanity

Արմինե Տիգրանյան · 2024

Catalogue summary

Reading the Rome Statute beside heritage treaties, the author argues that damage to Artsakh monuments and suppression of cultural practice evidence coercive displacement.

Why this matters

It sets out a legal argument for treating heritage erasure as evidence of coercion and as part of alleged crimes against Artsakh Armenians.

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Published in
Analytical Bulletin of Armenian and Regional Studies (ABARS)
Year
2024
Language
English
DOI
10.56673/18294502-24.18-107

Citation

Արմինե Տիգրանյան 2024. Destruction of Cultural Heritage and Forced Displacement of Artsakh Armenians as Crimes Against Humanity. Analytical Bulletin of Armenian and Regional Studies (ABARS). https://doi.org/10.56673/18294502-24.18-107

Topics

ArtsakhArmenian GenocidePolitics, law, diplomacy, and human rightsArchaeology, art, and material culture

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