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Prime News Agency, Georgia
March 11 2006
Armenian Population Of Akhalkalaki Raided Buildings Of Local
Administration, Court And University
Tbilisi. March 11 (Prime-News) - Armenian population of Akhalkalaki
raided buildings of local administration, Court and branch of Tbilisi
State University on Saturday.
Participants of the action gathered regarding the murder, which
happened on March 09, and named a murder of Gevork Gevorkyan, 24, an
ethnic opposition.
Later they demanded to allow using Armenian language in office work
in Samtskhe-Javakheti region, most part of which is Armenian
population.
They also stated that education process in Akhalkalaki branch of
TbilisiStateUniversity should be held on Armenian language.
Participants of the action also tried to enter the building of
Akhalkalaki Patriarchy of Georgia, as according to them there was
ammunition in large amount.
Representatives of the Patriarchy met several participants of the
action who ascertained that there was no ammunition.
Representatives of the Samtskhe-Javakheti regional Police stated that
the situation is under control.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
March 11 2006
Armenian Population Of Akhalkalaki Raided Buildings Of Local
Administration, Court And University
Tbilisi. March 11 (Prime-News) - Armenian population of Akhalkalaki
raided buildings of local administration, Court and branch of Tbilisi
State University on Saturday.
Participants of the action gathered regarding the murder, which
happened on March 09, and named a murder of Gevork Gevorkyan, 24, an
ethnic opposition.
Later they demanded to allow using Armenian language in office work
in Samtskhe-Javakheti region, most part of which is Armenian
population.
They also stated that education process in Akhalkalaki branch of
TbilisiStateUniversity should be held on Armenian language.
Participants of the action also tried to enter the building of
Akhalkalaki Patriarchy of Georgia, as according to them there was
ammunition in large amount.
Representatives of the Patriarchy met several participants of the
action who ascertained that there was no ammunition.
Representatives of the Samtskhe-Javakheti regional Police stated that
the situation is under control.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress