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No More Sugar-Coated Lies Around NK Process
The Armenian society needs to reject believing in the sugar-coated lies around expansionist promises around Karabakh...Read More »
Republicans Return to Public Posts
Aramayis Avetisyan, is yet another outstanding Republican recently hired to work at Ajapnyak administration. On July 29, 2016, he became known during "Sasna Tsrer" uprising by his violent behavior against peaceful protestors in Sari Tagh.Read More »
Key Tsarukyan Business Aide, CEO of “Multi Group Concern” Detained
The second instance of criminal charges is related to illegal construction of a hotel on Abovyan street in Yerevan by Multi Group. These charges were brought in April 2020.Read More »
Key March 1 Attorney, Seda Safaryan’s Family Assaulted
These men assaulted him, started beating, they were hitting at Seda's daughter, her mother- and father-in-law, sister, other elderly people, neighbors that were out to stop the assault.Read More »
As a Monopoly Russia Manipulates Gas Prices in Armenia
The issue is that starting January 1 2019, Russian state enterprise "Gazprom Export" sells gas at the border of Armenia at 165 USD per 1000 cubic meters (before it was 150 USD)...Read More »
Prisons Critically Lack Psychological Resources to Work with Self-Mutilating Prisoners: Report
On average, each psychologist is supposed to work with 150 prisoners which is impossible practically and also unethical professionally. Documentation also takes much of...Read More »
Armenia Summons Citizens Stranded Due to COVID-19
In the meanwhile, many citizens, especially labor migrants who lost shelter and jobs, are placed at temporary accommodations covered by the Embassy and rich Armenians...Read More »
The Place to Confront the Past is Turkey’s Parliament
It is necessary that the Parliament of this country discuss the issue. The Armenians spread all around the World must be able to find justice exactly in Turkey's Parliament...Read More »
Worker Protest During State of Emergency Orchestrated by Employer
During the forced leave, Darbinyan did not pay the workers (although he is obliged to pay at least 2/3 of their wages according to the Labor Code), instead he fired part of the labor force with a promise to hire...Read More »
Lockdown Eased, but “No Reason to Relax” Says Health Minister
Checkpoints between regional administrative units are lifted, as part of the new decision, while ad hoc restrictions may be applied to settlements with a high risk of virus spread.․․Read More »