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Armenia’s Constitutional Court holds up controversial asset confiscation law

  • Gyumri’s new mayor, Vardan Ghukasyan, tells CivilNet he will work with Armenia’s central government despite deep disagreements with it. 
  • Armenia’s Constitutional Court has largely upheld a controversial law allowing authorities to confiscate assets from former state officials and their relatives if those assets are suspected to have been obtained illegally. 
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