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May 12 parliamentary election are far from democratic principles: Head
of Helsinki Committee of Armenia
ArmInfo News Agency
2007-05-14 14:32:00
May 12 parliamentary election indicate that Armenia's authorities have
won over the Armenian people, Head of the Helsinki Committee of
Armenia Avetis Ishkhanyan said at today's press-conference.
"The people's will was finally broken by the ruling regime. I think
these election are far from the democratic ones", he emphasized. In
his turn, Head of the Yerevan press-club Boris Navasardyan said the
society is unable today to effectively fight corruption in the
country. "Though I had multiply noted in the talk with the
international observers on the threshold of the parliamentary election
that the voting issue has already been solved, I still believe that
the situation developed in the country may be changed. Many of those
attending the election were sure that their voices were important. I
think that serious attitude to the choice of every citizen is able to
form the atmosphere of stability in the country", B. Navasardyan said.
of Helsinki Committee of Armenia
ArmInfo News Agency
2007-05-14 14:32:00
May 12 parliamentary election indicate that Armenia's authorities have
won over the Armenian people, Head of the Helsinki Committee of
Armenia Avetis Ishkhanyan said at today's press-conference.
"The people's will was finally broken by the ruling regime. I think
these election are far from the democratic ones", he emphasized. In
his turn, Head of the Yerevan press-club Boris Navasardyan said the
society is unable today to effectively fight corruption in the
country. "Though I had multiply noted in the talk with the
international observers on the threshold of the parliamentary election
that the voting issue has already been solved, I still believe that
the situation developed in the country may be changed. Many of those
attending the election were sure that their voices were important. I
think that serious attitude to the choice of every citizen is able to
form the atmosphere of stability in the country", B. Navasardyan said.