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The Karabakh Conflict: What Does the Law Say?💭💭

  • Writer: Caspian Research Center
    Caspian Research Center
  • Nov 17, 2020
  • 1 min read
International borders are drawn by weighing elements such as history, ethnography, and demography — notions often shaped by the lens through which one gazes, open to shifting interpretations. Yet once inscribed upon the map, they endure through a force beyond dispute: the rule of law.
International borders are drawn by weighing elements such as history, ethnography, and demography — notions often shaped by the lens through which one gazes, open to shifting interpretations. Yet once inscribed upon the map, they endure through a force beyond dispute: the rule of law.

The Karabakh conflict has shed rivers of blood — and spilled an ocean of ink. On media frontlines, Armenian and Azerbaijani voices clash, each brandishing history as both shield and weapon. Karabakh’s past is a tapestry as rich as it is tangled a story for another time. For now, the question stands resolute: What does the law say?


 
 
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