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Yerevan Traders Ready to Go to Court, Block All Entrances to Pedestrian Underpass (PHOTOS)
Vendors working in the Abovyan-Koryun pedestrian underpass were protesting outside Yerevan City Hall on Monday.Read More »
Yerevan Street Traders Say Their Only Hope is Early Elections
Yerevan City Hall staff continue to persecute street vendors along Tigran Mets Ave., not allowing them to trade, one of the traders, Emma, told...Read More »
Yerevan Street Vendors Advise Authorities to Emigrate
Armenian residents protesting the ban on street trade in the capital on Wednesday were gathered outside Yerevan City Hall...Read More »
Protesting Ban on Street Trade, Yerevan Vendors Sell Produce Outside Government Building
Demonstrators Gayane Muradyan and Kima Grigoryan told journalists they have been fighting for 6 months, but no one...Read More »
‘There are No Men in Armenia, They’re All Women’: Yerevan Street Vendors Protest
Yerevan street traders were once again protesting outside the Armenian government building today. Street vendors, who say they have no other means of...Read More »
Yerevan Street Traders Want Official Who Reportedly Insulted Them be Punished for Hooliganism
A group of female Yerevan street traders have submitted a complaint-appeal to RA General Prosecutor Aghvan Hovsepyan as well as to... Read More »
Yerevan Street Vendors Say They’ll Sell their Goods Outside City Hall Tomorrow
Despite the city's ban on street trade, the women (as the street traders are mostly women) continue to do their trade...Read More »
Yerevan Street Traders Say No Mini-Market Yet Built for Them
Another altercation took place between street traders on Tigran Mets Ave. and Yerevan City Hall staff on Sunday. Read More »
‘We’re Condemned to Starvation’ Say Yerevan Flower Vendors
Speaking to Epress.am, Heghine Poghosyan said that after submitting their complaint to the police, investigator...Read More »
Temporary Venue Provided to Yerevan Street Traders
Yerevan street traders who normally sell their perishable foodstuffs on Tigran Mets Ave. but were forbidden from...Read More »