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Armenian Center for National and International Studies
75 Yerznkian Street
Yerevan 0033, Armenia
Tel: (+374 - 10) 52.87.80 or 27.48.18
Fax: (+374 - 10) 52.48.46
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Website: www.acnis.am
October 21, 2011
Seminar-Course Program Continues Successfully
Yerevan--Today's session of the Armenian Center for National and
International Studies (ACNIS) youth school program was devoted to `Key
Issues of Human Rights Protection in Armenia.' The guest speaker was
Arthur Sakunts, Head of Helsinki Citizen's Assembly-Vanadzor, whose
presentation, made in the scope of citizen-society-state triangle,
covered theoretical material closely linked with the Armenian
experience in the field of human rights protection.
This was the penultimate session in October agenda of the
seminar-courses initiated by ACNIS. The next lecture will be carried
out on October 28. As a reminder, the program with umbrella topic
`Establishment of Civil Society and Formation of Constitutional State
in Armenia: Key Issues and New Challenges' is made of twelve seminars,
six of which have already been accomplished.
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The Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS) is
a leading independent strategic research center located in Yerevan,
Armenia. As an independent, objective institution committed to
conducting professional policy research and analysis, ACNIS strives to
raise the level of public debate and seeks to broaden public
engagement in the public policy process, as well as fostering greater
and more inclusive public knowledge. Founded in 1994, ACNIS is the
institutional initiative of Raffi K. Hovannisian, Armenia's first
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Over the past fifteen years, ACNIS has
acquired a prominent reputation as a primary source of professional
independent research and analysis covering a wide range of national
and international policy issues.
For further information on the Center call (37410) 52-87-80 or
27-48-18; fax (37410) 52-48-46; email [email protected] or [email protected];
or visit www.acnis.am
From: A. Papazian
Armenian Center for National and International Studies
75 Yerznkian Street
Yerevan 0033, Armenia
Tel: (+374 - 10) 52.87.80 or 27.48.18
Fax: (+374 - 10) 52.48.46
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Website: www.acnis.am
October 21, 2011
Seminar-Course Program Continues Successfully
Yerevan--Today's session of the Armenian Center for National and
International Studies (ACNIS) youth school program was devoted to `Key
Issues of Human Rights Protection in Armenia.' The guest speaker was
Arthur Sakunts, Head of Helsinki Citizen's Assembly-Vanadzor, whose
presentation, made in the scope of citizen-society-state triangle,
covered theoretical material closely linked with the Armenian
experience in the field of human rights protection.
This was the penultimate session in October agenda of the
seminar-courses initiated by ACNIS. The next lecture will be carried
out on October 28. As a reminder, the program with umbrella topic
`Establishment of Civil Society and Formation of Constitutional State
in Armenia: Key Issues and New Challenges' is made of twelve seminars,
six of which have already been accomplished.
-----------------------------------------------------
The Armenian Center for National and International Studies (ACNIS) is
a leading independent strategic research center located in Yerevan,
Armenia. As an independent, objective institution committed to
conducting professional policy research and analysis, ACNIS strives to
raise the level of public debate and seeks to broaden public
engagement in the public policy process, as well as fostering greater
and more inclusive public knowledge. Founded in 1994, ACNIS is the
institutional initiative of Raffi K. Hovannisian, Armenia's first
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Over the past fifteen years, ACNIS has
acquired a prominent reputation as a primary source of professional
independent research and analysis covering a wide range of national
and international policy issues.
For further information on the Center call (37410) 52-87-80 or
27-48-18; fax (37410) 52-48-46; email [email protected] or [email protected];
or visit www.acnis.am
From: A. Papazian