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HAK LAUNCHES RALLY IN YEREVAN
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2010/03/ 1/raly
07:04 pm | March 01, 2010 |
The Armenian National Congress (HAK) launched its rally holding a
minute's silence for the victims of March 1, 2008. Present at the
rally are HAK leaders at the head of the country's first President
Levon Ter-Petrosyan.
After making an opening speech HAK representative Aram Mnaukyan
summoned Alla Hovhannisyan, the mother of victim Tigran Khachatryan.
"Today would be a holiday for us if our sons were not slain brutally,"
said Mrs. Hovhannisyan.
She assured the ralliers that despite their grief, the families of
the victims would continue their struggle unless the last criminal
was jailed. Alla Hovhannisyan called on everyone to unite to be able
to disclose the assassinations and to take the struggle to the end.
Aram Manukyan read out Maestro Ohan Durian's letter of condolence
to the relatives. The maestro saluted their unbreakable will and
determination to continue the struggle till the end.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2010/03/ 1/raly
07:04 pm | March 01, 2010 |
The Armenian National Congress (HAK) launched its rally holding a
minute's silence for the victims of March 1, 2008. Present at the
rally are HAK leaders at the head of the country's first President
Levon Ter-Petrosyan.
After making an opening speech HAK representative Aram Mnaukyan
summoned Alla Hovhannisyan, the mother of victim Tigran Khachatryan.
"Today would be a holiday for us if our sons were not slain brutally,"
said Mrs. Hovhannisyan.
She assured the ralliers that despite their grief, the families of
the victims would continue their struggle unless the last criminal
was jailed. Alla Hovhannisyan called on everyone to unite to be able
to disclose the assassinations and to take the struggle to the end.
Aram Manukyan read out Maestro Ohan Durian's letter of condolence
to the relatives. The maestro saluted their unbreakable will and
determination to continue the struggle till the end.