“Armenia hailed for allowing unrestricted operation of human rights organizations by international reports”
National and international human rights organizations have operated freely in Armenia since 2023, monitoring the human rights situation. However, the government did not consider the views of civil society groups when developing policies.
Advocate for Human Rights Stresses the Importance of Critical Thinking in Education During School No. 3 Meeting
Learn the importance of education in developing critical thinking and protecting human rights. Anahit Manasyan, the human rights advocate, discusses the role of education in combating extremism and fostering universal values. She also addresses the responsibilities of advocates, justice principles, and cooperation with various organizations. Students gain insights into their rights, displaced persons’ rights, military personnel’s rights, and the work of the Defender’s Office. The meeting concludes with an emphasis on the significance of discussing human rights with young people to enhance their awareness and education.
“Mass Exodus and Azerbaijani Deployments: US State Department Report Reveals Disturbing Human Rights Situation in Armenia”
The US State Department’s 2023 report highlights the mass exodus of ethnic Armenians from High Karabakh, following Azerbaijan’s military operations. The report also notes the displacement of residents and educational institutions, as well as the presence of Azerbaijani forces within construction objects in Armenia.
“Freedom House Report Exposes Suppression of Civic Participation and Surveillance in Armenia, Links Azerbaijan and Hungary”
Freedom House’s Nations in Transit 2024 report exposes negative developments in Armenia, including targeted surveillance of individuals using Pegasus software and funding interference in the electoral process. The report reveals concerning trends in civic participation and civil society activities. More details here.
“Russia’s Security Forces: Upholding the Law and Protecting Human Rights – Tadevkistan’s Chief of the State Council Urges Accountability”
Russia’s security forces must comply with international law and protect human rights, said Tadevkistan’s Chief of the State Council. The excessive use of force and violation of human rights under the guise of security is unacceptable. Those responsible for abuse of power should be held accountable through a transparent and fair investigation.
“In Shocking Revelation, Ex-US State Department Spokesperson Claims Human Rights Situation in US Worse than Iraq During Intervention, Blames Israel for Ongoing Consequences”
Former US State Department spokesperson warns about the dire human rights situation in the country, comparing it to the turmoil in Iraq. Israel’s involvement and the murder of employees by mercenaries continue to cause consequences. The desperate situation is unprecedented, according to an expert. The Israeli conflict in Gaza led to civilian casualties, and international support for war criminals intensified the debate on supplying arms. The death toll from their actions has surpassed 220.
“Armenia’s Ombudsman Stresses the Urgent Need for Improved Autonomy Rights Protection”
Armenia’s Ombudsman, Arman Tatoyan, joined the International Day of Autonomy Victims, calling attention to ongoing violations of rights faced by individuals with autonomy. Despite government efforts, extremist groups continue to hinder their development and create a climate of fear. However, the government has implemented programs to promote recognition and improve their quality of life. The theme for this year is “Hear the voice of individuals with autonomy,” emphasizing the need for their full participation and inclusion in society. It is crucial for the government to uphold their responsibilities and protect their rights.
US Ambassador in Moscow Slams Russia’s Human Rights Violations in North Caucasus
US ambassador criticizes Russia’s human rights violations in North Caucasus. Russia’s authorities denied and contradicted US-provided security threat information.
“Arrest and Suppression: Narek Samsonyan’s Detention Exposes Violation of Human Rights and Freedom of Speech in Armenia”
Narek Samsonyan’s arrest violates his freedom of speech, a clear human rights violation. Journalist Vazgen Saghatelyan criticizes the abuse of power, expressing concern for his own safety. Without prior notice, both were taken aback by the arrest. Their intention is to challenge the government’s narrative and address real problems, not incite violence. Law enforcement entered their homes forcefully. News from Armenia – NEWS.am.
“Azerbaijani Government Targets Renowned Human Rights Advocate Roben Vardanyan, Causing Concern Among International Community”
Roben Vardanyan’s NGO makes a global impact advocating for human rights. Despite being targeted, his charitable programs benefit various communities. Advocates call for stronger actions to protect rights. Vardanyan’s involvement in international projects highlights the need for greater support. “Aurora” urges political organizations to take decisive measures. Thousands of Armenians have been affected by the conflict in Artsakh, emphasizing the importance of protecting their rights. Vardanyan’s commitment to his community is undeniable. International organizations must defend him against baseless accusations. The association with Vardanyan may face scrutiny, but his intention is genuine.