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CONSTRUCTION IN MASHTOTS PARK BECOMES REASON FOR LEGAL ACTION
arminfo
Tuesday, February 21, 16:10
Heritage Party has appealed to the Administrative Court against
Yerevan Municipality following the construction of trade pavilions
in the Mashots Park in Yerevan.
Zaruhi Postanjyan, parliamentarian from Heritage Party, told ArmInfo
the Party demands the Court to recognize the Municipality's permission
to construction invalid. In addition, the Party petitioned for
suspension of construction till the end of the legal action. "Actions
of protests will continue as only fight can lead to results," she said.
In the meantime, green activists still picket the construction site.
Nevertheless, the construction is continued under protection of
the police. The protesters and Mass Media are not allowed to the
construction site. Construction is continued also at nighttime.
'These are probably boutiques of state importance and the police
protects them day and night,' the protesters say.
Environmentalists say the owners of the pavilions are ex-mayor of
Yerevan Gagik Beglaryan and ex-minister of transport and communication
Eduard Madatyan.
arminfo
Tuesday, February 21, 16:10
Heritage Party has appealed to the Administrative Court against
Yerevan Municipality following the construction of trade pavilions
in the Mashots Park in Yerevan.
Zaruhi Postanjyan, parliamentarian from Heritage Party, told ArmInfo
the Party demands the Court to recognize the Municipality's permission
to construction invalid. In addition, the Party petitioned for
suspension of construction till the end of the legal action. "Actions
of protests will continue as only fight can lead to results," she said.
In the meantime, green activists still picket the construction site.
Nevertheless, the construction is continued under protection of
the police. The protesters and Mass Media are not allowed to the
construction site. Construction is continued also at nighttime.
'These are probably boutiques of state importance and the police
protects them day and night,' the protesters say.
Environmentalists say the owners of the pavilions are ex-mayor of
Yerevan Gagik Beglaryan and ex-minister of transport and communication
Eduard Madatyan.