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ANC UNABLE TO FIND NIKOL PASHINYAN
PanARMENIAN.Net
21.01.2010 17:03 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Armenian National Congress (ANC) Thursday
released a statement saying that the authorities impede the process of
appealing results of the recent parliamentary elections in constituency
No 10.
In their statement, the activists claim that January 21 is the
last day for submitting documents to RA Constitutional Court,
but Nikol Pashinyan is missing hence the documents so far remain
unsigned. As Pashinyan's lawyers were informed from National Security
Council's detention center, the activist has been moved to Nubarashen
penitentiary
ANC finds this a premeditated act aimed to prevent the opposition
from lodging an appeal with RA Constitutional Court.
Winner in January 10 parliamentary elections was Ara Simonyan (National
Unity) who received 7622 votes.
On January 19, 2010, the First Instance court of Kentron and Nork
Marash community of Yerevan has found Haykakan Zhamanak newspaper
editor-in-chief Nikol Pashinyan guilty of organization of disorders
under article 225.1 of the RA Criminal Code and sentenced him to 7
years in prison.
Armenian National Congress: Prior to the February 19, 2008 presidential
elections, several co-thinkers of Armenia's first President Levon
Ter-Petrosyan created a political alliance - a pan-national movement -
uniting representatives of 20 political parties and initiatives. During
a congress convened on May 2, 2008, Levon-ter-Petrosyan proposed the
idea of creating the Armenian National Congress (ANC), a pro-opposition
political force which was officially founded during an August 1,
2008 congress. ANC calls for the release of the political detainees,
reinstatement of citizens' constitutional rights and extraordinary
presidential elections in Armenia.
PanARMENIAN.Net
21.01.2010 17:03 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The Armenian National Congress (ANC) Thursday
released a statement saying that the authorities impede the process of
appealing results of the recent parliamentary elections in constituency
No 10.
In their statement, the activists claim that January 21 is the
last day for submitting documents to RA Constitutional Court,
but Nikol Pashinyan is missing hence the documents so far remain
unsigned. As Pashinyan's lawyers were informed from National Security
Council's detention center, the activist has been moved to Nubarashen
penitentiary
ANC finds this a premeditated act aimed to prevent the opposition
from lodging an appeal with RA Constitutional Court.
Winner in January 10 parliamentary elections was Ara Simonyan (National
Unity) who received 7622 votes.
On January 19, 2010, the First Instance court of Kentron and Nork
Marash community of Yerevan has found Haykakan Zhamanak newspaper
editor-in-chief Nikol Pashinyan guilty of organization of disorders
under article 225.1 of the RA Criminal Code and sentenced him to 7
years in prison.
Armenian National Congress: Prior to the February 19, 2008 presidential
elections, several co-thinkers of Armenia's first President Levon
Ter-Petrosyan created a political alliance - a pan-national movement -
uniting representatives of 20 political parties and initiatives. During
a congress convened on May 2, 2008, Levon-ter-Petrosyan proposed the
idea of creating the Armenian National Congress (ANC), a pro-opposition
political force which was officially founded during an August 1,
2008 congress. ANC calls for the release of the political detainees,
reinstatement of citizens' constitutional rights and extraordinary
presidential elections in Armenia.