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“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

Crime Government Politics

Protests against Nikol Pashinyan’s government escalate as allegations of violence surface

Protests against Pashinyan’s government continue as member of “I Have Honor” alliance, Anna Mkrtchyan, speaks out on police violence and detainment of colleagues during a press conference. Tear gas used against protesters and alleged government violence reported. Stay updated with NEWS.am.

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“Alaverdi Municipality Strikes a Harmonious Note: Special Opera Performance Steers Towards Environmental Protest Resolution”

The Alaverdi municipality held an opera to address ongoing protests by environmental activists. Efforts include cleaning the riverbed and providing food for protesters. New initiatives are also underway.

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“Civic Organizations Unite to Protect Human Rights: Public Actions Set for May 27”

Civic organizations announced public actions for protecting human rights on May 27. Coordination, security, and non-use of force were emphasized during protests. Upholding human rights is vital, including freedom of assembly and expression. Government should respect the rule of law and remove those not adhering to it. Peaceful gatherings must be protected, and non-essential violence prevented for a democratic society. Immediate action is urged for equal participation in peaceful gatherings.

Government Human Rights Law & Order

“Widespread Violence and Political Persecution Revealed: Human Rights Organizations Expose Disturbing Acts by Armenian Law Enforcement Agencies”

Five human rights organizations in Armenia condemn acts of violence committed by law enforcement agencies during protests, demanding clarification on their presence and justification of their actions. Political persecution and violation of judicial employees’ rights persist, leading to a decline in the rule of law. Upholding the rights of assembly and freedom of expression is crucial, urging immediate cessation of persecution and fair implementation of justice. Authorities must protect assembly rights and prevent arbitrary action, ensuring trust and respect for human rights principles.

Government Politics

“Mental Strain Deepens for Pashinyan’s Government Amid Escalating Protests”

The ongoing protests are taking a toll on Pashinyan’s government. There is a possibility of violence, with police potentially using force against the protestors. Chalabyan emphasizes that the purpose of the demonstration is to show Pashinyan that his government is exhausted. Resorting to violence only worsens their situation. Let’s refrain from violence and be good examples.

Breaking News Crime World News

“Deadly Explosion Rocks Rafah Checkpoint amid Fierce Protests: Israel and Egypt Point Fingers in Ongoing Conflict”

Explosion near Rafah checkpoint in Egypt amid ongoing protests results in Egyptian civilian death according to ZLM reports. Connection to Israeli conflict and retaliation mentioned. Conflict closes checkpoint since May.

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“Head of Tem Village Leads Protests: Archbishop Srbazan Defies Locks and Chains at Radio Tower”

Head of Tem village leads protests at closed radio tower in Armenia. Demonstrations against blockade increase, causing road closures. Constitutional Court judges, singers, and doctors among 226 protestors.

Politics

“Protests Against State of Emergency in Yerevan Garner 196 Participants, Leading Activist Shuts Down Busy Intersection”

In Yerevan, 196 protesters rallied against the state of emergency declared by the Armenian government. Highways were closed, and busy intersections were blocked by activists. Notable participants included Public Defender Artur Sargsyan and singer Arsen Grigoryan.

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“Rural Residents Protest and Demand Compensation as Homes Hang in the Balance: The Inside Story”

Rural residents protest demanding compensation, fearing expulsion if they don’t sign documents. Exact figures not revealed, rumors of secret-keeping. Deadline approaching for residents to abandon homes in Azerbaijan. Temporary barracks being built. Details in today’s “Hraparak” newspaper.