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FORCE USED BY POLICE SHOULD BE LEGITIMATE
Wed, 04/10/2013 - 19:38
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As a result of violence used against the Vice-President of "Heritage"
party, the leader of the election list from "Hello Yerevan" bloc
for May 5 Yerevan Council of Alderman elections Armen Martirosyan
the former received bodily injuries, his nose is damaged. He should
undergo medication examination of his head.
As the secretary of "Heritage" fraction of the National Assembly
Zaruhi Postanjian informed the reporter of "Pastinfo.am", she has
already made an announcement at the National Assembly, and they will
be consistent in the lawful assessment of the incident. "Each force
used by Police should be legitimate"- she highlighted.
By the way, during April 10 session of the National Assembly, during
the discussion of the report on "The actions of RA Human Rights
Defendant in 2011 and on violations of human rights and fundamental
freedoms in the country" Z. Postanjian in particularly noted:
"Yesterday violence was used against the participants of march on
Baghramyan Avenue. We condemn it, we can just say that we happy that
there are no cases of death".
The oppositional MP also noted that they did not allow use of violence
against the police officers. She expressed an opinion that yesterday's
actions were the result of lack of assessment to March 1 incident.
According to her, the consequences of 2008 elections are not passed
yet, and that is the reason that it lacks the "Formation of legitimate
authorities in Armenia".
The member of ARF fraction Artsvik Minasyan also touched upon
yesterday's incident and said that according to his subjective
point of view, "yesterday in several cases the unlawful actions of
the police officers were noticed, despite the fact that there is a
development in their behavior in similar situations". "But yesterday,
in particular the issue connected with the injury of Armen Martirosyan,
from my subjective point of view, I may be mistaken, but there was
a scene when the actions were unlawful- the member of ARF highlighted.
Author: Factinfo
Wed, 04/10/2013 - 19:38
Trending topic
As a result of violence used against the Vice-President of "Heritage"
party, the leader of the election list from "Hello Yerevan" bloc
for May 5 Yerevan Council of Alderman elections Armen Martirosyan
the former received bodily injuries, his nose is damaged. He should
undergo medication examination of his head.
As the secretary of "Heritage" fraction of the National Assembly
Zaruhi Postanjian informed the reporter of "Pastinfo.am", she has
already made an announcement at the National Assembly, and they will
be consistent in the lawful assessment of the incident. "Each force
used by Police should be legitimate"- she highlighted.
By the way, during April 10 session of the National Assembly, during
the discussion of the report on "The actions of RA Human Rights
Defendant in 2011 and on violations of human rights and fundamental
freedoms in the country" Z. Postanjian in particularly noted:
"Yesterday violence was used against the participants of march on
Baghramyan Avenue. We condemn it, we can just say that we happy that
there are no cases of death".
The oppositional MP also noted that they did not allow use of violence
against the police officers. She expressed an opinion that yesterday's
actions were the result of lack of assessment to March 1 incident.
According to her, the consequences of 2008 elections are not passed
yet, and that is the reason that it lacks the "Formation of legitimate
authorities in Armenia".
The member of ARF fraction Artsvik Minasyan also touched upon
yesterday's incident and said that according to his subjective
point of view, "yesterday in several cases the unlawful actions of
the police officers were noticed, despite the fact that there is a
development in their behavior in similar situations". "But yesterday,
in particular the issue connected with the injury of Armen Martirosyan,
from my subjective point of view, I may be mistaken, but there was
a scene when the actions were unlawful- the member of ARF highlighted.
Author: Factinfo