Automobile rally organized in Strasbourg in support of Founding Parliament
On February 20, a group of young people organized an automobile rally and a collection of signatures in Strasbourg, France.
They condemned the January 31 terrorism against the members of the Founding Parliament members in Berdzor, Karabakh and expressed support for the Founding Parliament’s initiative held under the slogan “100th anniversary without regime!”
On January 31, scores of activists representing the Founding Parliament opposition movement, a successor of the Pre-parliament pressure group, organized an automobile march to Nagorno-Karabakh as part of their campaign seeking a regime change in Armenia. Near Berdzor, they were stopped by local police and a group of plainclothes men who forcefully blocked their access to the territory of Karabakh. A number of activists, including Jirayr Sefilyan, a Karabakh war veteran and a former commander of the Shushi special detachment, were beaten up during the incident. Also, some vehicles of the automobile march were damaged.
