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V. Chakhalyan: `I will continue my struggle in freedom'
http://times.am/?l=en&p=17618
`Now I am in freedom and first of all I want to thank Georgian diocese
of Armenian Apostolic Church as it was with me during those five years
of prison. I also thank `Yerkir' union and all the people and
organizations which assisted me and my family and who was with me in
my struggle and did their best for me to see my freedom', Vahagn
Chakhalyan, Armenian social and political activist in Javakh, told in
his message which he released after getting freedom.
`It's a pity that the leading `Georgian dream' also continued the
policy launched by Saakashvili regime and took away my name from the
list of pardoned prisoners. I do not understand why the new leading
force in Georgia believed in disinformation about me. I will now
repeat the same which I have repeated in court for many times: I was
jailed just because I claimed Georgian authorities must respect the
rights of Armenians in Javakhk, condemned Saakashvili's policy towards
Javakhk and I had struggled against it by the legal measures.'
`I want to reconfirm once more that I am in freedom now and I will
continue my struggle in freedom', the message by V. Chakhalyan
concludes.
26.01.13, 19:03
From: Baghdasarian
http://times.am/?l=en&p=17618
`Now I am in freedom and first of all I want to thank Georgian diocese
of Armenian Apostolic Church as it was with me during those five years
of prison. I also thank `Yerkir' union and all the people and
organizations which assisted me and my family and who was with me in
my struggle and did their best for me to see my freedom', Vahagn
Chakhalyan, Armenian social and political activist in Javakh, told in
his message which he released after getting freedom.
`It's a pity that the leading `Georgian dream' also continued the
policy launched by Saakashvili regime and took away my name from the
list of pardoned prisoners. I do not understand why the new leading
force in Georgia believed in disinformation about me. I will now
repeat the same which I have repeated in court for many times: I was
jailed just because I claimed Georgian authorities must respect the
rights of Armenians in Javakhk, condemned Saakashvili's policy towards
Javakhk and I had struggled against it by the legal measures.'
`I want to reconfirm once more that I am in freedom now and I will
continue my struggle in freedom', the message by V. Chakhalyan
concludes.
26.01.13, 19:03
From: Baghdasarian