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NK Police Disrupts the Protest Demanding Resignations
Group of protestors on a car rally in Stepanakert streets demand the resignation of NK president Bako Sahakyan and Police Chief Levon Mnatsakanyan...Read More »
PM on Georgy Kutoyan’s Death
Pashinyan expressed hope that Kutoyan's family members would cooperate with the investigative bodies. "I think Mr. Kutoyan's family members must be the most motivated people in having the circumstances fully investigated. They must fully cooperate with the investigative body...Read More »
Infamous Chakhalyan has Beaten Elderly People During Petition Campaign Against Istanbul Convention
The victims insist that Argishti Tonoyan, senior investigator of particularly important cases of Spitak Investigative Department, is biased and was not enthusiastic to carry out an objective investigation.Read More »
Man Stabs 26-Year-Old Ex-Wife in an Attempt to Murder
The preliminary investigation has found out that at around 5am in the morning of January 3 2019, a 29-year-old man, the ex-husband of the woman, went to her apartment and stabbed the woman with an intention to kill her.Read More »
They Were Torturing to Death Looking for Armenian Spies
Salekh Gafarov, a resigned General-Leutanant aged 39, also had two children. According to his wife Natavan, he was detained from home without any explanations. After two weeks of no news about him, she was handed over his dead body.Read More »
Former Yerevan Police Chief, Eyewitness in March 1 Case Found Dead in Russia
Ashot Karapetyan is also known to the public through Grisha Virabyan's case heard by the European Human Rights Court, which recognized that Virabyan was tortured during his detention...Read More »
Former Syunik Governor Ex-Governor Prosecuted
Khachatrian, who is better known to the public as “Liska,” was first appointed as governor of Syunik in 2004 by then President Kocharian. Khachatrian’s son Tigran and one of the bodyguards were arrested and charged with murder...Read More »
Company Linked To Deputy Prime Minister Investigated
The official, Sarhat Petrosian, said he “can no longer tolerate dilettantism and sectarianism bordering on corruption” when he resigned as head of Armenia’s Cadaster Committee. Petrosian, who was named to run the...Read More »
Right to Preach Violence in the Center of Yerevan and Marzes?
The police have left unnoticed many similar appeals and have therefore created a fertile ground for various groups to apply violence in various public places. Three students of the American...Read More »
“Armenians” Attack Artists
The open-air performance held near Yerevan's Republic Metro Station as part of the "HuZANQ u ZANG" performing art project was "attended" by disrupters fighting against...Read More »