“Court Denies Public Prosecutor’s Appeal, Upholds Release of Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan Despite Violation of Restriction Measures”
Court rejects appeal to release Narek Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan. Judge reaffirms the necessity of current restrictions to meet court conditions.
Imneminem’s podcast discussed their release after 2 months of detention for involvement in the Silk Revolution. The appeal for restriction measures was denied and new measures will remain for 3 months. Stay informed with NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Intriguing court hearings in Narek Melkonyan case set to conclude on April 11 with highly anticipated verdict”
Important court hearings in the case of Narek Melkonyan will conclude on April 11 at 17:00 at the “Central” court building of Yerevan. The verdict will be announced on the same day, according to lawyer Ruben Melikyan. The hearing will be open to the public and the media, except for violations of the court hearing. Melkonyan remains in custody until September 20, 2023.
“Defending Armenia: Tateverik Virabian’s Powerful Facebook Post Goes Viral as He Fights for his Homeland from a Dirty Bench”
Sitting on a bench, Tateverik Virabian reflects on his struggle for Armenia. Facing judgment and uncertainty, he remains steadfast in his love for his homeland. He expresses gratitude for his allies, Arsen Babayan and Rudik Dolunts, who protect the rights of the people of Artsakh.
President Sargsyan Denies Handing Over “Axis of Evil” to Artsakh, Calls it Misinformation
Armenian President, Serzh Sargsyan responds to Nikol Pashinyan’s claims, denies ‘axis of evil’ involvement. Ceasefire agreement questioned. Latest news from Armenia.
“Judge Dismissed for Interfering with Court Session in ‘Hayakv’ Trial; Avetik Chalabyan Sentenced to 2 Years and 6 Months”
In Yerevan’s General Jurisdiction Court, Judge Mnatsakanian was dismissed for interfering with a court session. Avetik Chalabyan, a judge on the “Hayakv” trial, was found guilty of insulting behavior. Chalabyan received a penalty of 2 years and 6 months of limited freedom. The court session was adjourned until December 21. Chalabyan was charged with organizing unauthorized rallies and offering money to students for their participation. This criminal case was initiated based on a complaint filed by the president of the National Agrarian University. The alleged offense was committed by individuals linked to political forces.
“High-profile Court Session Involving Fugitive Gagik Voskanyan Postponed, Current Whereabouts Unknown”
The court session involving Gagik Voskanyan, who is in hiding, has been postponed due to his failure to appear. Voskanyan is suspected of illegal operations. The session was supposed to take place on November 30 but has been rescheduled for December 4.
“Judge Urged to Take Swift Action in Pemzashen Murder Case: Father’s Plea for Justice Echoes in Courtroom”
The court decides to extend the detention of father and son, Vruyr and Arakadie Barshegyan, in relation to the murder of a family in Pemzashen.