Former member of parliament (MP) Aragats Akhoyan has been summoned by the investigative committee of the Republic of Armenia for questioning in relation to an ongoing investigation. The summons is based on evidence provided in the Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia, specifically points two and three of the second part of article 3 of the 330th article. Akhoyan is alleged to have made divisive political statements on his personal Facebook page, violating the country’s laws on political communications. The questioning is scheduled for November 3, 2023, following which Akhoyan may be detained. He was arrested on November 6 and charged, and a court hearing was held in Yerevan, the capital city of Armenia, to determine his detention as a measure of restraint.

Armenian former MP Aragats Akhoyan has been summoned by the investigative committee of the Republic of Armenia for questioning. This comes after evidence was presented, indicating that Akhoyan had made political statements on his Facebook page that were deemed divisive and motivated by political reasons. The questioning is scheduled for November 3, 2023, and may be followed by detention if necessary. Akhoyan was subsequently arrested on November 6 and charged, with a court hearing held in Yerevan to determine his detention as a form of restraint.

Aragats Akhoyan, a former member of parliament (MP) in Armenia, has been summoned by the investigative committee for questioning. The summons is a result of evidence that suggests Akhoyan made divisive political calls on his personal Facebook page, violating the country’s laws on political communications. The questioning is scheduled for November 3, 2023, and may lead to his detention. Akhoyan was arrested on November 6 and brought before a court in Yerevan, where a decision was made to detain him for one month.

The investigative committee of the Republic of Armenia has summoned Aragats Akhoyan, a former member of parliament (MP), for questioning. This comes after evidence emerged that Akhoyan had made divisive political statements on his personal Facebook page, violating the country’s legal regulations on political communication. The questioning is scheduled for November 3, 2023, and may result in Akhoyan’s detention. He was arrested on November 6 and taken to court in Yerevan, where a one-month detention order was issued.