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    6 ARMENIAN NEWSPAPERS WILL BE PUBLISHED WITH SAME SENTENCE ON FIRST PAGE - OPPOSITION MP

    September 20, 2013 | 15:33

    YEREVAN. - The Tigran Arakelyan Protection Committee is formed at the
    initiative of the opposition Armenian National Congress Party (ANCP).

    All those who will sign under the following sentence can become
    a committee member: "We recognize Tigran Arakelyan as a political
    prisoner and demand his immediate release."

    "This will be the most massive organization in Armenia's history
    because it will be signed by people with different political views,
    but united under one thing: there should not be a political prisoner
    in Armenia," stated ANCP Vice-Chairman and ANC NA (i.e., Armenian
    National Congress National Assembly) Faction leader Levon Zurabyan.

    He informed that six newspapers have joined the aforesaid initiative.

    As of Saturday, September 21-that is, on the 22nd anniversary of
    Armenia's independence-, these newspapers will be published with the
    following sentence on their first page: "We recognize Tigran Arakelyan
    as a political prisoner and demand his immediate release."

    Zurabyan called upon all media in Armenia to join this initiative
    and to start every morning with the above-said sentence, so long as
    Tigran Arakelyan is in jail.

    To note, a general jurisdiction court had sentenced ANC activists
    Tigran Arakelyan, Artak Karapetyan, Sargis Gevorgyan, and Davit
    Kiramijyan to six, three, and two years, respectively, as a result
    of an incident that had occurred on August 9, 2011, in capital city
    Yerevan. The Criminal Court of Appeals had upheld this ruling, and
    therefore the activists' attorneys had submitted to the Court of
    Cassation their objections to this verdict. As a result, six of the
    young activists were released on signature bond, whereas Arakelyan
    had remained under arrest.

    http://news.am/eng/news/172245.html


    From: Baghdasarian
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