My child is under age, if we were to move her to Yerevan, she had to have an adult accompanying her, I could not leave my other children here, we do not have a babysitter, and take my daughter to Yerevan, that is why we are facing a problem, we are in this situation,” she said.
No one should allow this humanitarian catastrophe to continue. Immediate action is extremely necessary, right now, to save actual human lives.
Armenia-Azerbaijan talks must include fact that the people of NK had an autonomous status and that must become a benchmark for any discussion. Oskanian
Henrikh Mkhitaryan writes. Over 30’000 children and their families in Nagorno Karabakh have now endured 8 months of blockade and devastation. Stranded in their homeland, they are at a brink of famine and humanitarian catastrophe with no access to life-saving medicine, food or other essential supplies. The heart-breaking reality of people starving to death is […]
The video was titled “Tigran Avinyan, the newly richman”. It used excerpts from Tigran Avinyan’s interviews, and other information about the deputy mayor and his family, friends’ businesses, and property taken exclusively from open sources. Tigran Avinyan applied to the court to make the journalist apologize, to oblige him to deny the information defaming his honor, dignity and business reputation and to pay monetary compensation. In general, Tigran Avinyan demanded that 18 million drams be imposed on the property and bank accounts of journalist Davit Sargsyan and “168 Hours”.
The Union of Armenian journalists (UAJ) has condemned the harassment of journalists and their relatives following a press conference by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan that was held on 25 July in Yerevan in a climate of tension in the wake of recent events in Nagorno-Karabakh.
It became known recently that the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) also joined the statements of the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and the Union of Journalists of Armenia (UJA).
The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) joins its affiliate in Armenia, the Union of Armenian journalists (UAJ), in condemning the campaign of insults and harassment launched by government supporters on social networks and in certain online media following Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan‘s press conference in Yerevan on 25 July, in a climate of tension following the events in Karabakh. We call on the Armenian authorities to publicly denounce these threats and to prosecute and punish the perpetrators.
We also call on the public not to give in to targeted provocations, to realize the seriousness of the moment and to stand in support of the journalistic community, the state, and stand up for their right to be informed.
The Union of Journalists of Armenia calls on all its colleagues, representatives of partner journalistic organizations, to act as real journalists at the forum organized in Shushi, to ask its organizers questions not only about the press of the future, but also, first of all, about the citizens, children, elderly, and people in general who were sentenced to death by them. Who should the media serve if not humans, even the cutting-edge new media?
