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Arapi: A Perpetual Disaster Zoner
The man has lived in Arapi his entire life; the 1988 earthquake caused huge landslides in the village, and Mr. Garnik’s house is located right in the active landslide zone...Read More »
Yerevan Transgender Woman Recounts Brutal Beating
- I ran to the door, managed to open it and ran out of the apartment. E. caught up with me; he grabbed me from behind and we rolled down the stairs. He was ...Read More »
Shirak University Professors Fired After Criticizing Rector
The following day, Khorikyan added, the rector came and fired him and Hambaryan “to shop that he is still powerful...Read More »
Does Georgia’s Amended Labor Law Serve as Lesson to Armenia?
Throughout the research, it got obvious that there were three main phases during the 2010-2016 workers’ movement. One matches with the years of 2010-2011 when there...Read More »
Investigators Tell Sasna Tsrer Supporter It Is Her Fault She Was Attacked
Upon finding out that she believed she had been attacked for supporting the Sasna Tsrer group, she added, the investigators told her...Read More »
Young Etchmiadzin Man Electrocuted at Work; Family Afraid to Reveal Employer
Murad Ghazaryan, a sexton at the St. Gayane Church in Etchmiadzin, used to work as a handyman in one of the city’s greenhouses. On June 30, 2017, according to the...Read More »
Teghut Mine Issue Raised at Danish Parliament
The documents include Denmark’s Minister of Industry, Business and Economic Affairs Brian Mikkelsen response which is predominantly based on explanations from EKF. It...Read More »
Police and Doctors Accomplices in Son’s Murder, Woman Claims
According to the woman, Ginosyan organized her son’s murder after losing their dispute at the Appeal Court and hearing her speak on TV against her usury activities...Read More »
Nalband: Armenia In One Village
Nalband no longer exists; there is no one left in the largest village of Spitak. You won’t be able to count ten houses with lights on if you walk down the street in the evening...Read More »
‘#do not make us break your balls;’ Graffiti in Yerevan on Women’s Day
Graffiti reading “#do not make us break your balls” appeared on the streets of Yerevan, including the area near the Yerevan City Hall, on International Women's Day...Read More »