In this episode of the Civilnet podcast, the head of the Union of Informed Citizens, Daniel Ioanissyan, provides a comprehensive look at the state of police reform, anti-corruption efforts, and road safety in Armenia. They discuss the key changes implemented by the government, the obstacles faced in carrying out meaningful change, and the organization's role in advocating for greater transparency and accountability within law enforcement. The conversation also delves into the alarming traffic death crisis plaguing the country, exploring potential solutions and the political will, or lack thereof, to address this critical issue.

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