Blockade of Artsakh

By Lilit Hakobyan, Nana Kobidze
Nina is a 22-year-old English teacher in Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh), a conflict zone between Armenia and Azerbaijan. The region has been under blockade by the Azerbaijani side since December 12, 2022. The Armenian population of Artsakh is left without any link with the outer world, deprived of food, medicine, electricity, and freedom of movement. The film follows Nina’s stories of her everyday life under the blockade. While her story exemplifies the daily challenges of the Artsakh people, an interview with Sheila Paylan - an international human rights lawyer, gives us insights into the legal and political aspects of the blockade.

[@eazyeternal]

What is artsakh? Brother of kurdistan or what

[@Abdul-qf2ty]

Show me arasax on the map

[@user-qh8ik2kg8j]

You are lying. Everybody knows it. You have food, medicine. Regarding gas and electricity, Amenia blocking it. Azerbaijan does not provide gas to Armenians living in Karabakh.

[@HBTV938]

Stop falsifying of the reality, shedding crocodile tears, and bogus claims. No more money. Go home.

[@user-rm7xh3yy6v]

I’m not even sure what that means, but there are people who are living there, what falsified claims?! And then the world tells us we can live with these cavemen? Yea no. #ARTSAKHSTRONG #🖕🏻aliev