A hotline has been established for Armenians living in the Karabakh region of Azerbaijan, said Dilara Efendiyeva, head of the Azerbaijan Society for the Protection of Women's Rights named after Dilara Aliyeva, who took part in the peaceful action on the Shusha-Khankendi road, APA reports.
According to Dilara Efendiyeva, despite the separatists' pressure on local residents, the number of calls has increased significantly compared to previous days.
"Taking into account a large number of applications, I and my colleagues have decided to establish a "hotline" in our center. We are ready to promptly respond to the appeals of our compatriots. Our hotline is +994702779911. We guarantee from our side that we will protect the privacy of those who apply to us among the people living in the Karabakh region," the human rights defender emphasized.
She also noted the necessity of dialogue.
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