This woman is Svetlana Arustamova. She is a refugee from Baku. Her house faces the cemetery in the village of Norabak, which has only new graves, without tombstones, and in some cases without even names. “Our graves remained where we will never go again,” Svetlana says weeping. “Is this a life? Things are so bad I can't even visit my family's graves.”
“Seven of us lived in one room, where we didn't even have the most basic facilities. We would be kept partly hungry almost all the time – there would be days when we would eat dry bread, cabbage stems and even days when we would go hungry. We had already been working in those conditions for eight months when we learned that Ararat had not sent any money back to our families, even though he would swear on his brother's grave that our families...
Precious plants are nearing extinction in the forest area surrounding Vanadzor.
On September 6, 2006 Shahen Hovasapyan, who headed the State Tax Service's Department of Investigation, was murdered in his car by a remote-controlled explosive device.
Only Armenia and Moldova Submitted to Moscow’s Energy Blackmail
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