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"JUDICIAL SYSTEM WAS RAPED AGAIN"
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2013/06/28/vahe-avetyan
05:31 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
Military doctor Vahe Avetyan was killed in Yerevan a year ago.
On June 17, 2012, Avetyan was brutally beaten at the Harsnakar
restaurant owned by Ruben Hayrapetyan, President of the Armenian
Football Federation, a member of the Republican Party of Armenia, by
Hayrapetyan's bodyguards. The young doctor and father of two children,
died on June 28 without coming to himself.
"Vahe Avetyan" initiative group today issued a statement announcing
about the establishment of a tribunal of public justice.
Garegin Chookaszian, a member of the initiative group, says by delaying
the trial the ruling regime aimed to divert public attention from
the tragic incident and once again conceal the crime. "In the passed
eight months we became convinced that the fundamental principle of
the judicial system was raped again," he said.
Armenia's ex-Ombudsman Larisa Alaverdyan, another member of the group,
says one of the gravest crimes was committed in June, 2012. "It
was encroachment against an army officer; a military doctor. It
was a heavy social, moral and legal blow. This is unforgivable. I
disagree with the authorities' statement that we should wait for a
legal assessment," she said.
The ex-ombudsman says she has the impression that they are attempting
to conceal Avetyan's murder the way Azerbaijan is concealing the
pogroms in Sumgait.
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2013/06/28/vahe-avetyan
05:31 PM | TODAY | POLITICS
Military doctor Vahe Avetyan was killed in Yerevan a year ago.
On June 17, 2012, Avetyan was brutally beaten at the Harsnakar
restaurant owned by Ruben Hayrapetyan, President of the Armenian
Football Federation, a member of the Republican Party of Armenia, by
Hayrapetyan's bodyguards. The young doctor and father of two children,
died on June 28 without coming to himself.
"Vahe Avetyan" initiative group today issued a statement announcing
about the establishment of a tribunal of public justice.
Garegin Chookaszian, a member of the initiative group, says by delaying
the trial the ruling regime aimed to divert public attention from
the tragic incident and once again conceal the crime. "In the passed
eight months we became convinced that the fundamental principle of
the judicial system was raped again," he said.
Armenia's ex-Ombudsman Larisa Alaverdyan, another member of the group,
says one of the gravest crimes was committed in June, 2012. "It
was encroachment against an army officer; a military doctor. It
was a heavy social, moral and legal blow. This is unforgivable. I
disagree with the authorities' statement that we should wait for a
legal assessment," she said.
The ex-ombudsman says she has the impression that they are attempting
to conceal Avetyan's murder the way Azerbaijan is concealing the
pogroms in Sumgait.