Once again, I thank you for finding time to visit Armenia and I wish you efficient work at the 12th plenary session of the Assembly.
Lawyer and former Yerevan City Prosecutor Raffi Aslanyan shared the following on his Facebook page:
With each passing day, the situation in Armenia becomes more disastrous. The country is under attack from enemies both outside and within.
The authorities of the Republic of Armenia, led and with the participation of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, have for an extended period engaged in a campaign of targeting the Armenian Apostolic Holy Church (AAC) through hate speech and slanderous materials.
ANCA-WR Condemns CFPB for Abandoning Citibank Anti-Discrimination Order
On the agenda of the National Assembly session that began on October 21 is a draft law proposing amendments to the RA Law “On Audiovisual Media.” The proposed change aims to reduce the number of public broadcasters currently defined by law to just two, while simultaneously removing the requirement for these broadcasters to include educational and cultural programming.
Last week, Congressman Darrell Issa, Vice Chairman of the U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs, introduced the so-called “PEACE Act” – a bill that is being portrayed as a bold measure to deter further Azerbaijani aggression against Armenia.
“I do not consider myself entitled to evaluate the words of a world-renowned, brilliant person. I would simply advise many people who are dealing with that issue to take into account what Jeffrey Sachs has said”.
During 168TV’s program “Review,” we spoke with international relations expert, lecturer, and PhD, Ehsan Movahedian.
The international momentum is undeniable. The ICJ has already ordered Azerbaijan to allow the safe and unhindered return of the displaced. The European Parliament, France, Belgium, and Switzerland have all reaffirmed this same principle. Lawmakers and governments on both sides of the Atlantic are stating clearly: no peace can endure if it legitimizes the eradication of an indigenous population.
