“Republic’s Headquarters Announces March for Demands: National Assembly Meeting, Constitutional Court Decision and New Government Formation Awaited”
Bagrat Srbazan, from the Republic’s HQ, announces a march through central streets. Demanding a meeting of the National Assembly, a discussion on holding an extraordinary night session, and a new government formation. Stay updated with NEWS.am on Telegram.
“Thousands Rally in Artik as ‘Tavush, the Guardian of the Fatherland’ Movement Gains Momentum, Heads to Yerevan for Joint Protest”
Support for Tavush, the Guardian of the Fatherland movement, demonstrated with a march in Artik and other settlements. They then joined the rally in Yerevan. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“Archbishop Leads Patriotic Demonstration in Tavush, Rallies for National Unity and Triumph”
Publication in state media: “Tavush belongs to fatherland” demo attracts attention. Archbishop Bagrat recalls meaningful cross, symbolizing unity. Victory key to remove it. Great gratitude for cross preservation. God bless all. #TavushDemo #Unity #Victory
“Members of ‘Tavush is the Homeland’ Movement Reach Yerevan After 4-Day March: A Call to End Incessant Bloodshed”
Members of the ‘Tavush is the Homeland’ movement completed their march in Yerevan today. Led by Bagrat Srbazan, they will spend the night in Solak village. The march aims to draw attention to ongoing negotiations and calls for an end to the bloodshed in the region.
“March for Change: Tavush Region Takes Center Stage in Struggle for Justice”
The Tavush region is at the forefront of a struggle, with a march starting in Bagratashen. Led by prominent figures such as Bagrat Srbazan and Artur Sarkisyan, the march demands changes in harmful government policies and unilateral concessions. Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“Leader of Tavush Team, Bagrat Srbazan, Makes Powerful Statement as Demands for Government Change Echo Across Armenia”
Bagrat Srbazan leads Tavush team to Sarigyugh village after Sunday’s march. Participants, including “Civil Contract” alliance members, demand government resignation and an end to one-party rule. Next stop: Yerevan on May 9.
“Protest Actions Escalate in Armenia: Multiple Marches and Roadblocks Cause Disruption”
The number of peaceful protests in Armenia is increasing, with 29 participants blocking the road in Tigranashen. Multiple highways and streets in Yerevan have been closed. Find more news from Armenia on NEWS.am.
“Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian Communities Unite for Sydney March Honoring Armenian Genocide: Advocates Seek Justice and Accountability”
Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian communities in Sydney plan to honor the Armenian Genocide with a march on April 21. The event, organized by Nanor Shakayan, aims to raise awareness about the continued injustice and lack of accountability for the victims. Join near Hyde Park Archibald to show support.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan Takes Bold Stand, Joins Protests with Tents”
Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan joins protesters, marching with tents. He moves meters alongside them. Watch the footage.
“Public Activist Ruben Melikyan Stands Strong in Defense of Narek Samsonyan: Demands Action in Face of Political Persecution”
Public activist Ruben Melikyan participated in a march at the Aragatsotn CKH to support Narek Samsonyan. Melikyan shared a statement on Facebook, expressing determination in protecting Samsonyan. He also thanked media representatives for their coverage. Melikyan announced the continuation of “Iminiam” but mentioned Samsonyan’s absence due to a two-month sabbatical. The authors of “Iminiam” called for the freedom of Samsonyan and Vazgen Saghatelyan. Legal experts claim political persecution. Samsonyan was sentenced to two months, and Saghatelyan’s arrest hearing will take place today.