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Armenian opposition youth set to monitor parliamentary poll
Arminfo
16 Mar 07
Yerevan, 15 March: A number of youth organizations of Armenian
opposition parties plan to join efforts to control the process of the
[12 May] National Assembly [parliament] election, representatives of
the newly created Youth Opposition Council told a news conference
today [15 March].
Young opposition members have declared that one of their priorities is
control over the activities of local observers. "We will do that
because their role is crucial in ensuring the transparency of the
forthcoming parliamentary polls," Narek Galstyan, the head of the
Hunchakian Social Democratic Party's "Sargis Tkhruni" youth and
student organization, said. He said that after the election, the Youth
Opposition Council will prepare a complete report on the activities of
both local and international observers.
The Council also includes the youth wings of the People's Party of
Armenia of Stepan Demirchyan, the Republic party of Aram Sargsyan,
and the Alliance of National Democrats of Arshak Sadoyan.
Arminfo
16 Mar 07
Yerevan, 15 March: A number of youth organizations of Armenian
opposition parties plan to join efforts to control the process of the
[12 May] National Assembly [parliament] election, representatives of
the newly created Youth Opposition Council told a news conference
today [15 March].
Young opposition members have declared that one of their priorities is
control over the activities of local observers. "We will do that
because their role is crucial in ensuring the transparency of the
forthcoming parliamentary polls," Narek Galstyan, the head of the
Hunchakian Social Democratic Party's "Sargis Tkhruni" youth and
student organization, said. He said that after the election, the Youth
Opposition Council will prepare a complete report on the activities of
both local and international observers.
The Council also includes the youth wings of the People's Party of
Armenia of Stepan Demirchyan, the Republic party of Aram Sargsyan,
and the Alliance of National Democrats of Arshak Sadoyan.