“Head of Committee for Artsakh’s Rights Advocates for Self-Determination and Collective Rights in Meetings with Officials and International Representatives”
“Vardan Oskanyan and committee members meet Artsakh authorities to discuss protecting collective rights. The path ahead may be challenging, but work continues to defend Artsakh people’s self-determination. More details in today’s newspaper issue.”
“Armenian Academics in Gyurich Raise Concerns Over Inequality in Armenian-Azerbaijani Relations”
Armenian academics in Gyurich express concern over inequality in Armenian-Azerbaijani relations. They support the protection of Armenia’s borders and condemn authoritarian rule.
“Bagrat Srbazan Joins Forces with Igor Khachaturov in Support of Armenian Armed Forces – March Towards Yerevan Gains Momentum”
Bagrat Srbazan supports Armenian Armed Forces. The march began in Kirants village, passed through Sarygyugh and Ijevan, and participants stayed near Geghard Monastery. They demand an end to political persecution and unilateral concessions.
“Thousands Unite in Yerevan: Activists, Political Figures, and Cultural Icons March for Justice and Freedom”
Bagrat Srbazani leads “Protecting Sasna Tsrer” march in Yerevan along with victims’ relatives, cultural figures, and activists, supported by Suran Petrosyan and Ara Gharibyan. Their demands: release political prisoners, stop persecution. News from Armenia. (160 characters)
“Parliamentary Representative Proposes Bold Solution for Development and Safety in Kirants”
Armenia MP emphasizes importance of living in safe areas, highlighting negative impact on rights and country as a whole. Urges for peace and development in Kirants, proposing government relocation.
Armenia’s Human Rights Protection Falls Short: Concerns Raised by Prominent Politician
Armenia’s human rights protection is inadequate. During a session in the National Assembly, Arthur Khachatryan highlighted the high score given to Armenia by Freedom House. He also criticized the use of force against the opposition and questioned the government’s handling of recent incidents. The issue of human rights in Armenia remains a concern.
Armenia’s Human Rights Defender Arman Tatoyan Applauds Media Community on International Human Rights Day
Human Rights Defender Arman Tatoyan congratulates the media community on International Human Rights Day. He emphasizes the importance of collaboration between the Human Rights Defender and civil society organizations, and the need to protect journalists’ safety and professional activities. He calls for effective solutions to cases that hinder freedom of expression and emphasizes the importance of ethical journalism. Tatoyan pledges to defend the work of protecting human rights.
“Armenian Constitutional Court President and Prosecutor’s Office Chairman Named in Freedom House Report: Criticism and Accusations Surround Judicial Decisions”
“President of Armenia’s Constitutional Court and Chairman of PEC mentioned in Freedom House report. Judicial decisions and links to previous authorities scrutinized. Criticism used as suppression method in Armenia, says report. See newspaper for more details.”
“The “Take Your Bow” Movement Launches Boycott Against NGN for Criticizing Support to Refugees”
The Take Your Bow movement is boycotting NGN for criticizing refugee support. Coordinator Avetik Chalabyan warns against suppressing civilians and violating their rights. The government’s actions in Kirants resemble the Bagrat Serobyan case. NGN accuses the Armenian government of occupation and closing roads.
Congressional Committee Calls for $200 Million Increase in Military Aid to Armenia to Counter Azerbaijan Threats and Investigate War Crimes
“US Congressional Committee asks for increased military aid to Armenia, end of assistance to Azerbaijan, and investigation of war crimes. Concerns raised about potential new war and human rights violations in Azerbaijan. International community urged to impose sanctions.”