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Relatives of detained protesters in Yerevan insists on their release
Interfax News Agency, Russia
April 18 2008
YEREVAN April 18 -- Several dozen women organized a protest outside
the Armenian Prosecutor General's office on Friday.
They demanded that everyone detained after the elections be released,
an Interfax correspondent reports.
A total of 75 people were arrested and 18 more signed pledges not to
leave the city in relation to mass rioting in Yerevan at the beginning
of March.
Under orders from Prosecutor General Agvan Ovsepyan a leading member
of the Republic opposition party, Suren Surenyants, was released from
custody on Friday against a pledge not to leave the city.
Interfax News Agency, Russia
April 18 2008
YEREVAN April 18 -- Several dozen women organized a protest outside
the Armenian Prosecutor General's office on Friday.
They demanded that everyone detained after the elections be released,
an Interfax correspondent reports.
A total of 75 people were arrested and 18 more signed pledges not to
leave the city in relation to mass rioting in Yerevan at the beginning
of March.
Under orders from Prosecutor General Agvan Ovsepyan a leading member
of the Republic opposition party, Suren Surenyants, was released from
custody on Friday against a pledge not to leave the city.