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New Bill Aims to Curb Sex-Selective Abortion in Armenia: Tert.am
The RA Ministry of Healthcare is considering a legislative measure that would prohibit informing parents the sex of the child until the 30th week of pregnancy...Read More »
Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex Now For Sale: Hetq
The Judicial Acts Compulsory Enforcement Service of the RA Ministry of Justice has put up for auction the Karen Demirchyan Sports and Concerts Complex.Read More »
MP Shushan Petrosyan Apologizes to Journalist She Insulted — Privately
"Why do some people insult publicly but issue an apology not publicly?" asked civil society activist...Read More »
“Republicans Who Swore at Journalists Would’ve Turned Into Sheep in Gyumri”: Levon Barseghyan
Rector of the Armenian State University of Economics' Gyumri campus Samson Davoyan claims there are no representatives of the Republican Party of Armenia (HHK) in...Read More »
OSCE Minsk Group Co-Chair Impressed to Meet Protesting Karabakh Residents
"Karabakh is extremely beautiful, and I was impressed by these young people. It is our common duty to make sure there is peace here and the new generation lives in peace..Read More »
Men Accused of Group Assault Claim They Him Victim Only Once Each
In the May 16 court sitting, defendants Gor Barnausov and Armen Zarafyan accused of group assault said they do not plead guilty. Read More »
More Than 50 Cattle Infected with Brucellosis Slaughtered in Armenian Village
More than 50 livestock infected with brucellosis were slaughtered in the village of Geghashen in Armenia's Kotayk marz (province)...Read More »
Singer, MP Shushan Petrosyan Called Journalists “Immoral”
"You're immoral, you're all immoral," Petrosyan said, pointing to members of the media standing near her. Read More »
The Week in Review with Asparez Journalists’ Club President Levon Barseghyan
President of the Gyumri-based Asparez Journalists' Club Levon Barseghyan, journalists Qnar Khudoyan, and Armen Melikbekyan sum up the events of last week in...Read More »
Armenian Parliament Adopts Bill to Establish Joint Investigation Committee
Armenia's National Assembly at its second reading today adopted a bill to create a Joint Investigation Committee — with 88 lawmakers voting in favor; 32, against; and 1 abstention.Read More »