Ombudsman: Armenian servicemen convicted in Azerbaijan have no complaints

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Employees of the Ombudsman's Office visited Armenian service members convicted in Azerbaijan, said Azerbaijani Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) Sabina Aliyeva.

She said that the detention condition of Armenian prisoners, the provision of medical care, and other issues are being taken into account: "Workers of the Ombudsman's Office visited them, and the prisoners have no complaints."

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