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HEAD OF HELSINKI ASSOCIATION SAYS CHARGES WILL BE BROUGHT AGAINST HIM
Lragir.am
11 Sept 2007
Yesterday the procuracy prolonged the investigation of Levon Ghulyan's
murder by two months, stated Michael Danielyan, head of the Helsinki
Association, in a news conference today. The Helsinki Association
notified the procuracy that Marine Grigoryan and Haik Melkumyan,
witnesses to the case, had been tortured and illegally detained at the
police department of Shengavit. On September 3 and 6 Michael Danielyan
was invited to the Office of Prosecutor General for explanations on
the message. Michael Danielyan doubts that the Office of Prosecutor
General may bring charges against him. He says the Helsinki Association
pressures on the law enforcement agencies regarding Ghulyan's murder,
and they want to remove them from this case.
Lragir.am
11 Sept 2007
Yesterday the procuracy prolonged the investigation of Levon Ghulyan's
murder by two months, stated Michael Danielyan, head of the Helsinki
Association, in a news conference today. The Helsinki Association
notified the procuracy that Marine Grigoryan and Haik Melkumyan,
witnesses to the case, had been tortured and illegally detained at the
police department of Shengavit. On September 3 and 6 Michael Danielyan
was invited to the Office of Prosecutor General for explanations on
the message. Michael Danielyan doubts that the Office of Prosecutor
General may bring charges against him. He says the Helsinki Association
pressures on the law enforcement agencies regarding Ghulyan's murder,
and they want to remove them from this case.