“Security Breach: Secret CCTV Footage Reveals Armed MPs Monitoring National Assembly during Tense Meeting”
Discover the latest developments in the Armenian National Assembly as armed MPs closely observe the secretariat where Nikol Pashinyan is attending a management meeting. Essential security measures are in place due to ongoing protests demanding the Prime Minister’s resignation. Stay informed with NEWS.am.
“Armenia Protests Cause Widespread Damage and Trigger International Response as OSCE and EU Delegation Offer Support”
Protests in Armenia’s capital have caused damage, impacting lives. SwissHumAid is sending experts to monitor the situation. EU delegation in Armenia offers support for peaceful resolution amidst protests. ECHO’s expert team on the ground appreciated. #Armenia #Protests #Support
“Rising Tide of Hate Speech: Public Defender Urges Government to Act and Media to Refrain”
The government’s monitoring reveals a surge in ethnic and nationalist speech promoting hatred, incitement, and discrimination. The Public Defender urges the government to combat this speech and calls for responsible media coverage. The 2023 report emphasizes the importance of protecting national minorities and preventing violence. The European Court of Human Rights also stresses the need for concrete measures, including education, to promote tolerance and respect for diversity.
“Food Safety Inspection Reveals Dangerous Contaminants in Tomato Paste Production in Ararat, Armenia”
Traces of tamat matok found in tomato paste, produced at the regional center in Ararat. Not meeting ISO requirements, dangerous for consumption due to harmful microorganisms. Production suspended, violations to be addressed. News from Armenia.
“Government Committee Discovers Increased Violations in Public Institutions, Imposing Millions in Fines”
The government committee of Armenia conducted monitoring of 4,900 public institutions, revealing 1,900 violations and imposing fines of 690 million drams. The monitoring focused on sectors such as floriculture, cosmetics, jewelry, and construction. Additionally, violations were found in the tobacco market, resulting in fines of approximately 120.8 million drams. The State Revenue Committee aims to increase revenue collection and protect the rights of taxpayers. Non-cash transactions also resulted in 659 violations and fines of 213 million drams. News from Armenia.
“European Committee of Ministers Holds Meeting to Monitor Human Rights Implementation in Strasbourg”
The Council of Europe’s Secretariat reported that the Committee of Ministers discussed monitoring the implementation of European Court of Human Rights’ judgments. They approved a list of cases for the next meeting. Notably, the case of Makuchyan and Minasyan vs. Azerbaijan and Hungary was examined.
“2022 Environmental Study Uncovers Alarming Increase in Pollution, Questions Environmental Impact of Mobile Devices”
Findings from a 2022 environmental study reveal an increase in pollution, challenging the belief that mobile devices are environmentally friendly. The EPA is conducting investigations to understand emissions from electric vehicles and standard engines, insisting that electric vehicles are better for the environment. However, studies show that emissions from electric vehicles contribute to more deaths and health problems due to the inhalation of microparticles. Regenerative braking systems in electric vehicles are praised for reducing emissions but may worsen air quality. Assessments of emissions need to consider the entire life cycle of an object.
“European Union Monitoring Mission in Armenia Conducts Crucial Security Assessment in Khachik Village Near Azerbaijani Border”
EUMM monitors security in Armenian border village, Khachik, near Azerbaijan. Assessing the situation on the ground is their goal, as reported by EUMM’s microblog.
“Egypt’s Nile River Under Close Watch as Pollution Concerns Grow, Dead Fish Toll Rises”
Egypt’s Minister of Irrigation and Water Resources is monitoring Nile River pollution. Water pollution levels are normal, but dead fish and pollution levels remain a concern. Fishermen warned not to consume fish from the Red Sea due to contamination. Authorities address pollution caused by Israel’s waste dumping and disposal of non-explosive drones in the Red Sea.
“Igit” LLC Fined AMD 32 Million for Selling Jewelry with Counterfeit Diamonds
MPH finds counterfeit diamond in jewelry produced by “Igit” LLC. Violations of unfair competition and lack of information result in fines totaling 4 million drams.