Talk:National Assembly (Artsakh)

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In exile?

The source quoted with regard to the National Assembly allegedly existing in exile talks about "factions of the National Assembly" making a collective statement; there is no indication of there being a functional body fulfilling the role of a government. The 28 September document mentions the dissolution of "all state institutions and organisations under their departmental authority" before 1 January, which includes the National Assembly. If there is indeed a government-in-exile, it is a whole different initiative. Then it becomes an advocacy group rather than a real legislative body (which by definition requires representation, deliberation, legislation, and the ability to authorise expenditure, form governments and provide oversight, and the NKR National Assembly does not currently fit this definition), which in turn warrants a separate article, provided there is enough evidence for its existence (beyond occasional statements made to the media; see, for example, East Turkistan Government in Exile). So far there is none. It even looks like the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister of Armenia denounced these claims by stating that "there is not and cannot be another government or another state in the Republic of Armenia". Parishan (talk) 14:49, 28 October 2024 (UTC)

The assembly and its parliamentarians continue to carry out limited functions, in absentia, based in Yerevan. See [1], [2], [3], while this states "Since Azerbaijan's attack last year on Artsakh, which forced the entire Armenian population there to flee to Armenia, the Artsakh National Assembly has been working in exile in Armenia." And this [4] which states "Exiled leaders of Nagorno-Karabakh have pushed back against a senior Armenian official's claims that their government bodies have ceased to exist since Azerbaijan regained full control of the region last September." There is a plethora of WP:RS confirming the functionality of the assembly as a government-in-exile. Archives908 (talk) 23:56, 28 October 2024 (UTC)

Also, maybe you aren't aware, but the 28 September document has been officially nullified. See [5] and [6]. Archives908 (talk) 00:00, 29 October 2024 (UTC)