“Vandalism as Usual” by Hayk Demoyan published

The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute has published illustrated book "Azerbaijan: Vandalism as Usual" by Hayk Demoyan, which describes the barbaric demolition of the Armenian cemetery in Old Jugha in December 2005 by the Azerbaijani army.

In December 2005 soldiers and officers of the Azerbaijan army entirely destroyed thousands of unique cross-stones and tombstones in the Armenian cemetery of Old Jugha completing the state policy of destroying the Armenian Christian heritage in Nakhichevan and all across Azerbaijan.

The Armenian medieval cross-stones and tombstones of Old Jugha were fractured and thrown into Arax River. A shooting-range now operates in the place of the cemetery.

In spite of a lot of photo/video evidence, no international organization, including UNESCO, has given adequate response to the acts of vandalism planned and committed by Azerbaijan at state level.