Ruben Vardanyan Resigns from Russian Development Agency, Spurring Speculation
Ruben Vardanyan resigns from Russian Development Agency, confirmed by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson. Vardanyan’s involvement in Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict questioned. Russian government highlights support for voluntary participation in agreements. Vardanyan’s recent positions and current location in Baku shared.
“Human Rights In Peril: Ruben Vardanyan Files Complaint Against Special Envoy for Persecution and Harassment”
Ruben Vardanyan faces persecution and harassment by the authorities of Artsakh. His international legal team files a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights, highlighting extreme measures taken against him during a hunger strike in April 2024. Azerbaijan’s targeting of Vardanyan undermines peace efforts. Civil society organizations and international institutions are calling for his release. The Minsk Group must take action to protect Vardanyan’s life.
“Human Rights Activist Nubar Afeyan Urges Armenian Government to Prioritize ‘Aurora’ and Freedom of Activists in Powerful Speech at Aurora Prize Ceremony”
Nubar Afeyan urges Armenian government to prioritize “Aurora” and freedom of activists, including Ruben Vardanyan, at Aurora Prize ceremony in 2024. He emphasizes the role of such initiatives in addressing global challenges and inspiring heroes. Afeyan’s speech receives applause.
“Roben Vardanyan Visits War Zone of ‘Aurora’ Emergency Aid Initiative: An Insight into the Humanitarian Efforts of Ruben Vardanyan’s Wife”
Roben Vardanyan, wife of “Aurora” founder, visits war zone. Ronika Zonabend expresses gratitude for support during Artsakh war. Ruben discusses importance of “Aurora” in changing Armenian narrative. Together, they aim to awaken humanity and create a better world.
“Russian Security Services Move Former CEOs to Azerbaijan: Ruben Vardanyan Captured and Transferred via Russian-Controlled Corridor”
Ruben Vardanyan warned about Russian security service’s protection for former CEOs of RA. Azerbaijani capture and transfer of Vardanyan and others highlighted. Armenian oppositionist advocates for their release. News from Armenia.
“Son of Detained Bakvi Opposition Leader Reveals Disturbing Details in Exclusive Interview with French Magazine”
The son of detained opposition leader Ruben Vardanyan, David Vardanyan, expresses concern over his father’s hunger strike and restricted communication in Bakvi prison. He also calls for international support for the release of all imprisoned Armenian activists and civilians in need of justice.
“New Bird Breeding Program Takes Flight at Tatev Monastery: A Beacon of Hope and Cooperation”
Bird breeding activities launched in Tatev Monastery through Ruben Vardanyan’s initiative. The program, involving partners and volunteers, also breeds bees to symbolize hope and cooperation. Join online to support the project and attend the opening ceremony of the May garden. Organic methods used to develop the Tatev community.
“Ruben Vardanyan’s Fair Competition for Nobel Prize Begins in Yerevan, Marking a New Era in Armenian Politics”
“Ruben Vardanyan’s fair competition for the Nobel Prize begins in Yerevan, selecting finalists for alternative projects. A call to actively participate in the political arena, supporting colleagues in Yerevan and Baku. New game rules and cooperation needed for success.”
“Ruben Vardanyan: A Non-Military Man Attracting International Attention to Artsakh’s Situation and Promoting Peace”
Ruben Vardanyan, despite not being a military man, drew global attention to the issue of Artsakh through his charity work and public engagement. His actions were recognized as peace-building by Azerbaijan and the international community, despite criticism from the President of Azerbaijan.
“Zhoghovurd: Former Artsakh Officials Found in Azerbaijani Military Bases, Armenian President’s Efforts to Return Captives Examined”
Discover how the President of Armenia is working to secure the return of Armenian captives. The President’s office emphasizes the protection of detainees’ rights and regular contact with organizations like the ICRC. Efforts have been made to allow ICRC representatives to visit detained individuals in both Armenia and the occupied territories. The issue remains a top priority for all parties involved.