Vanadzor Helsinki Civil Assembly v Police Chief Gasparyan Case Continues Tomorrow
15:55, June 26, 2012The court case in which the Vanadzor office of the Helsinki Civil Assembly is suing RA Police Chief Vladimir Gasparyan for slander is scheduled to continue tomorrow at the Kentron and Nork-Marash District Court.
The NGO is suing Gasparyan for remarks he made during an October 2011 interview with the hraparak.am news site and a program called Zinouzh. The organization claims that some of the remarks slandered their good name.
At the prior trial session, the NGO’s lawyer Vahe Grigoryan demanded that Gasparyan issue a public apology for his remarks and to pay 10 AMD in symbolic compensation.
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