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Prisoner claims lack of legal protection during trial; advocate says appeal letters have disappeared
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An Armenian prisoner of war detained in Azerbaijan has appealed to the international community over alleged violations of his rights during trial in Baku, according to The Armenian Report.
David Babayan, a spokesman for Armenian interests, said appeal letters from the detainee have disappeared while in Azerbaijani custody, raising concerns about access to legal representation.
The case highlights ongoing tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan over treatment of war prisoners. International observers have expressed concern about the fate of POWs held following the 2020 war.
An Armenian POW held in Baku has appealed to the international community claiming rights violations during his trial, with his advocate reporting that appeal letters have disappeared while in Azerbaijani custody. The case underscores persistent disputes between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the treatment of prisoners from the 2020 war.
The disappearance of legal documents and alleged trial irregularities signals potential breakdown in due process for war prisoners—a red flag for international law and humanitarian standards that could affect broader diplomatic negotiations between the two countries and set precedent for how future conflicts are handled.