“I want justice. Even if ten years pass, I will clear my name. But I want a man named Martirosyan to clear my name and not one called Johnson. This is my wish,” Mr. Arzumanian concluded, adding that he wished to be exonerated in an Armenia where the values and principles he has struggled for will one day exist.
The premiere print edition of "Hetq" hit the streets of Yerevan yesterday. Some 5,000 copies of the paper were distributed by students at various locations throughout the city. The first edition was devoted to the rights of children; those socially vulnerable ...
The RoA Court of Cassation reports that the District Court of Malatya-Sebastia has sentenced Norik Yeghiazaryan and Armen Ohanyan to three years imprisonment each on charges of vote tampering during the May 31 Yerevan municipal elections. The indictment ...
According to newly released figures by Gayaneh Ghoulyan, who heads the NKR Ministry of Social Insurance's Division of Labor and Employment, , as of June 1, 2009, 3,650 individuals have registered as looking for work. Of these, 3,457 were officially registered ...
Tatul Manaseryan, economics advisor to the President of the RoA National Assembly, said that despite the fact that Armenia is part of the world economic system; the country could chart its own course of development to pull though out of the current economic ...
At an press conference held earlier today, Heritage Party Deputy Styopa Safaryan said the soon to be announced general amnesty wouldn't live up to the expectations of the public nor the opposition political forces. "The amnesty will not be of the size and ...
RoA Human Rights Ombudsman Armen Harutyunyan met with the co-rapporteurs of the Monitoring Committee of the Council of Europe John Prescott and Georges Clombier who arrived in Armenia on the eve of a fact-finding visit to Yerevan. The two have come to Armenia ...
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