Talk:Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic/Archive 2

message: How come there is no mention of the destruction of Armenian Khatchkars in Nakhichevan?
I dont understand why there are armenian hackers in this page.  This is not an armenian page, it is an azerbaijani page.  we do not come to armenian pages and place our propoganda there, so keep out armenians.  Enough of armenian hate propaganda!!!  Also, one more think, who has alledged that I was a cambridge professor???  I am not a professor, let alone cambridge.  I strongly urge armenians to keep out of anything azerbaijani and mind their own business.  
Previous material on the discussion page has been archived to Talk:Nakhichevan/archive; please go there to see earlier discussion (prior to medcab; April 2005 onwards.) Sdedeo (tips) 18:36, 5 February 2006 (UTC)

message: Is it possible to archive some of the older discussions on this page? The page takes time to load, archiving could help. Thanks. Grandmaster 05:44, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: I'll be able to help. How much would you like archived? --Khoikhoi 06:59, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text:  I think everything up to my discussion with Raffi can be archived. Thanks for your help. Grandmaster 07:10, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Archiving 

message: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - The European Parliament today overwhelmingly adopted a resolution condemning the Azerbaijani government's destruction of the Armenian cemetery in Djulfa, a unique archaeological treasure located in the Nakhichevan autonomous republic administered by Azerbaijan.
The resolution, which was approved by a vote of 85 to 5, noted that, "serious allegations have been raised about the involvement of the Azerbaijani authorities in the destruction of these monuments" and stressed that " Azerbaijan has not provided answers [on this matter to] the former special rapporteur of the United Nations." Based on these and other findings, the European Parliament "strongly condemns the destruction of the Djulfa cemetery [.]" and "demands that Azerbaijan allow missions dedicated to surveying and protecting the archaeological heritage on its territory, especially Armenian heritage [.]." The measure also asks Azerbaijan to "allow a European Parliament delegation to visit the archaeological site at Djulfa."
"We extend our warmest congratulations to the Members of the European Parliament for the principled and comprehensive nature of this condemnation. We regret, however, attempts, especially from the European Greens, to obscure Azerbaijan's crime by drawing fake parallels with alleged destruction of cultural sites by Armenia," stated Hilda Tchoboian, the Chairperson of the European Armenian Federation.
The European Armenian Federation calls upon the presidency of the European Parliament to promptly send the parliamentary delegation called for in this resolution to survey the destruction of Djulfa.
The Federation also expressed its hope that this European initiative will encourage other national, multilateral and international bodies to condemn the Djulfa destruction with the same energy that they devoted to their protests in 2001 of the Buddhas of Bamiyan. 
http://www.anca.org/press_releases/press_releases.php?prid=900
From the EP site:
1. Condemns strongly the destruction of the Djulfa cemetery as well as the destruction of all
sites of historical importance that has taken place on Armenian or Azerbaijani territory, and
condemns any such action that seeks to destroy the cultural heritage of a people;
5. Demands that Azerbaijan allow missions dedicated to surveying and protecting the
archaeological heritage on its territory, especially Armenian heritage, such as experts
working with ICOMOS, and also allow a European Parliament delegation to visit the
archaeological site at Djulfa;
More here: http://www.europarl.eu.int/news/expert/infopress_page/015-5220-47-2-7-902-20060210IPR05183-16-02-2006-2006--false/default_en.htm
--Eupator 17:36, 18 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: So this time European parliament condemns both Armenia and Azerbaijan, but does not specify the destruction committed by the Armenian side. They were probably reading our discussion :) When we were discussing their previous resolution, I expressed my surprise that destruction of Azeri monuments was not mentioned. It is this time, but without going into details. Grandmaster 18:14, 18 February 2006 (UTC)

text: Parliament strongly condemns the destruction of the Djulfa cemetery as well as the destruction of all sites of historical importance that has taken place on Armenian or Azerbaijani territory, and condemns any such action that seeks to destroy the cultural heritage of a people. It calls on the Council and the Commission to make clear to Armenia and Azerbaijan that all efforts must be made to stop the practice of ethnic cleansing which has led to such actions, and to find ways to facilitate the gradual return of refugees and displaced people. Grandmaster 18:18, 18 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  European Parliament condemnation