“Critical Condition: Protests Injured Yessai Karamyan Requires Urgent Attention Amidst Authorities’ Silence”
Yessai Karamyan’s condition remains critical after being injured in protests. His lawyer is working to protect his rights and seek medical examination. The Ministry of Defense has been contacted for clarification. Over 101 citizens were injured in the protests, including journalists. The investigation is ongoing to determine the extent of law enforcement’s actions. “Pastinfo” has reached out to the Ministry of Defense for updates. The military operation will continue for further clarification.
“Sister of Fallen Soldier Detained for Protesting 44-Day War: Protests Continue Peacefully”
Armenuhi Hovsepyan, sister of fallen soldier Artur Hovsepyan, detained by NSS during 44-day war protests in Artsakh. Peaceful demonstrations confirmed – Advisor to Prime Minister.
“Violence and Intimidation Loom as 5 Protesters Face Detention in Baghramyan Avenue Protests”
During the protests in Baghramyan Avenue, 5 people were injured, and 28 individuals were initially detained. Now, more people have been detained for hooliganism as a means of intimidation. Excessive force was used by the police, resulting in injuries to civilians and a NEWS.am operator.
“Massive Protests Sweep France as Thousands Demand Marine Le Pen’s Resignation”
Protests in France demand Marine Le Pen’s resignation. Dissatisfaction with RN party’s popularity grows after elections. 350k join, 21k arrested. 150 more protests expected. Paris march starts at 12:00. News.am on Telegram.
“Explosive Revelations on Facebook: Organized Conspiracy and Secret Funding Exposed in Armenia Rallies”
Reports of negotiations, transportation, and funding for protests against rallies in different regions of Armenia have been circulating on Facebook. Measures have been taken to suppress these activities, including detentions and investigations. Ongoing investigations aim to clarify the events and provide objective assessments of the actions taken.
Civil Society Organizations Condemn Use of Force Against Journalists by ZLM Group: Demand Immediate Action and Accountability
Civil society organizations condemn use of force by law enforcement during protests, injuring journalists and operators. Calls for immediate action and investigation to protect journalists’ rights and ensure their safety. Solidarity with injured media professionals and condemnation of violence.
Protests in Yerevan: Filmmaker Detained, Opposition Figure Arrested, and Excessive Force Used, says News.am
Witnessed detention of Baghdasaryan during Yerevan protests. No violence used, temporary detention. Opposition figure Artsot Minasyan also detained. 28 people detained after actions in Baghramyan. Excessive force used, injuries sustained. 101 sought medical assistance.
“Authorities Use Excessive Force on Protesters and Journalists in Baghramyan Avenue: Journalist Reveals Disturbing Details”
Citizens have the right to protest, but recent demonstrations in Baghramyan Avenue turned violent. Journalist Zhanna Alekseyan reports the use of excessive force by authorities and the targeting of journalists. The number of injured protesters exceeded that of journalists. An investigation will determine who was responsible.
“Organizers of Recent Protests Should Face Accountability, Urges Government Spokesperson”
The recent protests demanding government resignation come under scrutiny. The spokesperson emphasizes the need to choose between disagreement or building a stable government, while rejecting dictatorship as it poses a danger. The article discusses efforts made to address the issue and protect the nation.
“National Values Take Center Stage as Bagramyan Square Protests Continue”
Discover the true purpose of the gathering in Bagramyan Square. Metsakse Hakobyan defends the protests as a fight for national values and identity, urging others to recognize their obligations to the people. Find out about the upcoming changes in government regulations and the CPP’s decision not to participate due to the ongoing epidemic.