“Scandal Erupts as Residential Buildings on Public Land in Tsaghkadzor Put up for Sale Under False Names”
“Residential buildings in Tsaghkadzor being sold under false names on illegally occupied land. Lawsuits to return these constructions to the government delayed due to pandemic. Speculators now attempting to sell the lands. Court has confirmed illegal occupation. Tsaghkadzor and Hrazdan communities also trying to sell the lands currently under illegal occupation.”
“Prime Minister Defends Journalistic Ethics: Lawsuit Against Edik Baghdasaryan Fails to Stifle Freedom of Speech”
Hetq’s editorial body analyzes the lawsuit filed against journalist Edik Baghdasaryan by a public broadcaster. They argue that the article in question does not violate journalistic ethics or hinder freedom of speech. The evaluation also suggests the inclusion of women in internal discussions and the development of a code of conduct for public broadcasters.
Former PM’s Son and Brother Face Massive Tax Debt – Court Ruling Raises Questions
The tax body imposed a debt on Hovik Abrahamyan’s sons, associated with “Artashat Wincon” CJSC, without proper notification. The court found the claim admissible but unsubstantiated. The company appealed, and the case is now in the Criminal Court.