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NO MECHANISM, THERE WILL BE CHAOS
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics-lrahos 16968.html
17:12:05 - 25/02/2010
Today, the HayRusGazArd head visited Karabakh and met with Bako
Sahakyan. Evidently, we have to presume that Karen Karapetyan presented
to Bako Sahakyan the same arguments he brought up in Yerevan. The
arguments are the following: say thanks we increase the price only
by 40 and not by 100 percent, not from January 1 but from April 1.
Russia's enterprise reminds Shylock of "The Merchant of Venice" by
Shakespeare: remember Shylock agrees with Antonio that if he did not
pay back the loan on the appointed day, he would have to pay it him
back ... "in pounds of his own meat". And Shylock gets the meat from
Antonio's thigh. Just like HayRusGazArd.
The Ombusdman Armen Harutyunyan noted that laws in Armenia defend
exceptionally the rights of major business and the rights of ordinary
citizens are not defended. Indeed, even in case of an attentive
scrutiny, it is difficult to find mechanisms with the help of which
people could voice about their rights. There are no trade unions,
consumer groups and human rights organizations are in their infancy
period, parties do not cover even a few percent of the population,
the deputies are not elected by the people, the "independent"
structures designed to protect consumers' rights also defend the
rights of business. It is enough to listen to the members of the State
Services Regulatory Commission commission who defend the application
of HayRusGazArd.
To speak in conditions of absence of mechanisms of protest is just
unnatural. But when there is no mechanism, everything may turn
into a chaos. Europe is shaking from manifestations but they do not
bring about the collapse of the countries because there are clear
organizational and controlling mechanisms. In Armenia, any spontaneous
social shake may bring about the collapse of the governmental system.
Let alone Karabakh.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/politics-lrahos 16968.html
17:12:05 - 25/02/2010
Today, the HayRusGazArd head visited Karabakh and met with Bako
Sahakyan. Evidently, we have to presume that Karen Karapetyan presented
to Bako Sahakyan the same arguments he brought up in Yerevan. The
arguments are the following: say thanks we increase the price only
by 40 and not by 100 percent, not from January 1 but from April 1.
Russia's enterprise reminds Shylock of "The Merchant of Venice" by
Shakespeare: remember Shylock agrees with Antonio that if he did not
pay back the loan on the appointed day, he would have to pay it him
back ... "in pounds of his own meat". And Shylock gets the meat from
Antonio's thigh. Just like HayRusGazArd.
The Ombusdman Armen Harutyunyan noted that laws in Armenia defend
exceptionally the rights of major business and the rights of ordinary
citizens are not defended. Indeed, even in case of an attentive
scrutiny, it is difficult to find mechanisms with the help of which
people could voice about their rights. There are no trade unions,
consumer groups and human rights organizations are in their infancy
period, parties do not cover even a few percent of the population,
the deputies are not elected by the people, the "independent"
structures designed to protect consumers' rights also defend the
rights of business. It is enough to listen to the members of the State
Services Regulatory Commission commission who defend the application
of HayRusGazArd.
To speak in conditions of absence of mechanisms of protest is just
unnatural. But when there is no mechanism, everything may turn
into a chaos. Europe is shaking from manifestations but they do not
bring about the collapse of the countries because there are clear
organizational and controlling mechanisms. In Armenia, any spontaneous
social shake may bring about the collapse of the governmental system.
Let alone Karabakh.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress