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Artsakh rights committee enters key phase of advocacy efforts

  • Gyumri’s acting mayor will be a candidate in the municipal election on March 30; he’ll run against multiple opposition parties. 
  • The Artsakh rights protection committee, which works toward Artsakh people’s right to a secure and dignified resettlement in their homeland, is launching international diplomatic efforts. 
  • A Hetq investigation reveals that in 2023 the Armenian government invested nearly $4 million in a new company linked to Yerevan Mayor Tigran Avinyan’s wife, raising concerns of cronyism. 
  • “No one is safe from this kind of extremism”.

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