“Anti-Corruption Committee Probes Undisclosed Cash Flows to RA Judicial Department: Freedom House Raises Concerns Over Judicial Independence”
The anti-corruption committee is investigating undisclosed cash flows to RA Judicial Department. Freedom House lacks this info as monitoring is covered in the publication and within the Anti-Corruption Committee. RA Chief Justice Anna Vardapetyan responded to Freedom House, denying their claim of lack of judiciary independence. Monitoring actions are being carried out related to bank transfers.
“Massive Corruption Uncovered in Armenian Human Rights Defenders Office: Court Prepares for Prosecution”
Discover significant corruption cases within the RA Human Rights Defenders Office. Discusses fraudulent activities, contract violations, and illegal fund appropriation. Learn about ongoing investigations and prosecutions.
Former Artik Mayor Artyom Harutyunyan Detained for Two Months in Connection with Financial Irregularities Investigation
Former mayor of Artik, Artyom Harutyunyan, detained for two months in connection with financial irregularities in the municipality. Six individuals being detained and charged as part of the investigation. Three already arrested. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
Corruption Scandal Uncovered at Yerevan Municipality: Anti-corruption Committee Launches Investigations
Anti-corruption committee probes Yerevan Municipality’s 2nd department. Investigation details undisclosed. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“School Number 130 Principal Arrested in Corruption Scandal: Nairi Zarinyan Faces Charges Connected to Education Sector Corruption, Anti-Corruption Committee Confirms”
Nairi Zarinyan, the principal of School No. 130, has been arrested for corruption in the education sector. The situation at the school had worsened recently, leading to protests by students and dissatisfaction among parents. Three vice principals have also requested to be released from their positions. NEWS.am has more on this story.
Former Constitutional Court President Hrayr Tovmasyan Summoned and Questioned by Anti-Corruption Committee: Allegations of Power Misuse Revealed
Former Armenian Constitutional Court President, Hrayr Tovmasyan, was invited and questioned by the Anti-Corruption Committee. He revealed details discussed in the Supreme Judicial Council’s official publication. Tovmasyan addressed allegations of misuse of judicial powers from the ACC. Charges have been filed against him under Article 441 of the Criminal Code. The situation is considered a criminal response to an official’s statement.
“Armenia’s Anti-Corruption Committee Takes Active Measures in Real Estate Market; Prime Minister Pashinyan Highlights Reform Progress”
After five years of implementing real changes, the Anti-Corruption Committee is taking action in the real estate market. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed the progress made during a government session. Measures include establishing Anti-Corruption Courts and aligning the salary system with European standards to ensure effective functioning. The judiciary has also been expanded to handle penalties for corrupt officials. These steps aim to prioritize fair justice and efficient proceedings, allowing citizens to restore justice through state institutions.
Controversy Strikes Bright Armenia Party as Chairman of Anti-Corruption Committee is Dismissed
“BDCH dismisses Chairman of Anti-Corruption Committee in Armenia, sparking rumors of potential replacements. Former PM, Arayik Zeinalyan, among contenders.”