В Нагорном Карабахе создано новое гражданское движение <Конституционный Арцах>

В Нагорном Карабахе сформировано новое гражданское движение <Конституционный Арцах>, основателями которого стали кандидат в президенты НКР, депутат Виталий Баласанян, глава Общественного совета НКР по вопросам внешней политики и безопасности Масис Маилян, глава Степанакертского пресс-клуба Гегам Баласанян, бывший депутат карабахского парламента Григорий Айрапетян, депутат Ваган Бадасян.

Во время учредительного заседания движения было принято совместное заявление, в котором, в частности, говорится: <Начиная с 1988 года - начала арцахского движения в республике осталось много нерешенных задач, решение которых требует всеобщей мобилизации и гражданской ответственности. Сегодня в Нагорном Карабахе попираются нормы Конституции и права, общество практически не участвует в государственной жизни республики. Руководство НКР пытается установить антиконституционную систему, лишая народ права на формирование власти путем свободного волеизъявления. Государственные средства распыляются со стороны руководства республики в личных целях, коррупция достигла угрожающих размеров>,- говорится в заявлении. Учредители движения подчеркивают, что проводимая властями НКР политика ведет к растущей эмиграции и портит ее международный имидж.

Авторы заявления отмечают, что движение <Конституционный Арцах> преследует цель решить эти и другие проблемы в республике, а также развернуть активную деятельность в направлении международного признания Нагорного Карабаха.

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