March, 2014

• 3 March

  

  Armenian Online News Media Reported More Human Rights Violations in Late 2013: Survey

  The number of articles on human rights issues in Armenian online news media significantly increased in the November 2013 to January 2014 quarter as compared to...
• 3 March

  

  Monument Honoring Slain Activist Sergei Nigoyan Erected in Kiev

  Recall, the Ukrainian citizen of Armenian descent who hailed from Dnipropetrovsk died from a gunshot wound on Jan. 22 on Grushevsky St.
• 1 March

  

  Armenia Joining Customs Union is “Irreversible”: Levon Ter-Petrossian Speaks on March 1

  March 1 is the collective tragedy of not only the relatives of the victims, but also the entire nation. The public is obliged to exert all efforts to restoring the reputation of...
• 1 March

  

  Putin, Hands Off Armenia and Ukraine: Victims of March 1 Commemorated in Armenian Capital

  "We blame Putin, who sponsored [former president of Armenia] Robert Kocharian, who used the regular Armenian army against peaceful demonstrators...
• 1 March

  

  March 1: What Happened, Who’s to Blame

  On the sixth anniversary of March 1, 2008, Epress.am presents the video report "March 1: What Happened and Who's to Blame," in which MPs from...
• 1 March

  

  The Victims of March 1, 2008

  10 people were killed on the streets of central Yerevan on March 1–2, 2008: 2 police officers and 8 civilians.
• 1 March

  

  Armenian Police Search Activist’s Apartment: Lragir

  Police searched civil society activist Arsen Ohanyan's home on the morning of Feb. 28.

February, 2014

• 28 February

  

  Healthcare Ministry Cannot Control 40,000 Pregnant Women in the Fight Against Corruption

  Journalists remarked that the ministry's function is not to control pregnant women but to eliminate corruption in medical establishments.
• 28 February

  

  ‘We Need to Turn the Page on March 1’: Dashnak MP

  In the case of March 1, everything is disclosed — there remains only one question: who was killed from whose bullet?
• 28 February

  

  ‘Fear of Retribution Led to High Degree of Media Self-Censorship’: 2013 Report on Armenia

  Print, online, and broadcast media "was controlled by, or generally expressed views sympathetic to, the government," reads the latest report published by...