“Rights Defenders Expose Shocking Violations and Mistreatment in Armenian Court Detention Facilities”
Unannounced inspections revealed mistreatment of human rights defenders in Armenia. Deficiencies in detention facilities, including lack of power, light, water, and inadequate equipment, were found. Detainees reported damaged belongings and inappropriate behavior during transportation. The state has a responsibility to protect detainees’ rights and ensure proper conditions. Actions will be taken to address the issues and provide recommendations to the authorities.
“Bagrat Srabazan Slams Non-Prosecuting Organizations: ‘Powerless and Worthless Pedestrians Waiting for Corrupt Handouts'”
Bagrat Srabazan criticizes non-prosecuting organizations for not addressing previous government’s crimes. These organizations lack value and achievement, according to Srabazan.
Chief Commissioner for Diaspora Affairs, Zareh Sinanyan, Addresses Support for Bagrat Srbazani from Diaspora
Is Bagrat Srbazani receiving diaspora support? Chief Commissioner Sinanyan confirms individual and organizational backing, regardless of physical proximity. Dissenters are minimal, with similar levels of support in the diaspora and Armenia. Sinanyan dismisses biased opposition claims.
“Diyarbakir Unites in Protest Against Repression: Turkish and Local Organizations Rally for Justice”
Protest in Diyarbakir against repression & expulsion of Mehmed Sidik, governor of Akkari province, & dismissal of Ali Çelik, mayor. Turkish sources report blocked traffic, injured journalists & detained reporters.
Armenia Unyielding: Citizens, Officials, and Organizations Rally to Strengthen the Nation’s Boundaries
Armenia aims to strengthen its boundaries and become a strong state, with support from its citizens and organizations. The leader of the CP group emphasizes the importance of acknowledging Armenia’s development. Criticisms and sacrifices were made for the progress of society. The leader also mentions assistance provided to Karabakh and the need for order in the National Assembly. Armenia’s development programs are not driven by personal intentions. The leader urges unity in making Armenia strong.
“Government’s Generosity Raises Questions: Exaggerated Compensation for ‘Ecobilding’ Raises Eyebrows in Artsakh Post-War Recovery”
The government provides compensation to organizations affected by the war. “Ecobuilding” received 83.4 million drams and bought bulldozers worth 281 million drams, raising questions about inflated prices and government favoritism. The company, headed by Karen Minasyan, has undertaken major construction projects. Some speculate that Aram Sargsyan is the real beneficiary of “Ecobilding.” More information in today’s newspaper.
“Prime Minister Pashinyan Addresses Concerns Over Ownership of Artists’ Property in Armenia”
Learn about the challenges faced by artists in Armenia regarding the ownership of their property and buildings. Prime Minister Pashinyan addresses the issue, emphasizing the need for artists to have a connection to apartment requirements. Cases of property sales without clear procedures and foreign financing are also discussed. Discover the importance of resolving these issues to support Armenian artists.
“Armenia takes legal action against Azerbaijan in international courts to seek justice and protect human rights”
Armenia challenges resolution of international disputes with Azerbaijan in courts and organizations, promoting justice, accountability, and protection of rights. Armenia aims to establish fair trials, accountability, and prevent further human rights violations. International mechanisms needed for protection and peaceful resolution. Armenia’s challenges expose violations and injustices, calling attention to the need for justice and preventing repeat of past experiences.
“Global Sanctions Imposed on China, Turkey, UAE, and Russia for Cyber, Arms, and Financial Wrongdoings”
The United Nations imposed sanctions on individuals and organizations involved in cyber capabilities, arms trafficking, and smuggling in China, Turkey, Arab Emirates, and Russia. The US Treasury and State Department also imposed sanctions on over 250 individuals and organizations. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated their commitment to holding Russia accountable. The Treasury Department additionally announced sanctions on organizations in China, Russia, Hong Kong, and Pakistan related to arms production and technology transfer.
“Armenia Implements New Currency Registration System: Electronic Currency Book to Launch in 2024”
From 2024, currency transactions must be electronically registered in the currency book. Organizations and individuals paying an additional fee have this obligation. Find out more about the registration process in the electronic system for tax reporting.