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JOURNALIST OF RADIO "LIBERTY" ABOUT SHUSHAN PETROSYAN'S APOLOGY AND ONE ON ONE TALK
May 21 2014
The NA RPA MP Shushan Petrosyan, in addition to public apology
to radio "Liberty" journalist, also apologized during the one on
one talk. As informed by the journalist, Shushan Petrosyan had
assured the journalist at the private conversation that she had no
intention to insult, nor a desire. The radio "Liberty" journalist
refused to introduce the details of the talk, only saying that the
MP again explained that she meant the offensive comments posted
under the interview, and some journalists' practice of work. "But
the journalists have nothing to do with these comments. I also had
not interviewed her to post comments underneath, in short, there was
no problem with me, and my personality," said the journalist. To our
question that usually during the incidents with the MPs and in such
behavior, the journalists promptly apply to the NA Ethics Committee,
and why they did not go for it initially, when she had not still
asked for forgiveness, you declared that you would not apply to the
Committee, Ruzanna Stepanyan responded, "I had no desire to do it,
I think that the person must first realize its action, and make
conclusions, if not, I do not see a sense in applying to this or
that instance to impose and persuade. She insulted and apologized,
it's completely sufficient. What else was she supposed to do?" As
for Shushan Petrosyan's observation that she had given two or three
interviews to radio "Liberty" in the last two years, I was asked a
question, I am not interested who is standing in front of me, then I
see the cut offs, this is a working mode, they are paid for it, they
are implementing orders and so on, but apart from this, filthy talks
are my freedom and my right..." Ruzanna Stepanyan did not recall an
interview that they had interviewed the singer in the last few years.
"I do not know, what interview she was talking about, I tried to
understand but failed to see which interview she was referring to. I
do not remember an interview that we have had with her in recent
times. This, however, was my first experience of interviewing her."
Arpine SIMONYAN
Read more at: http://en.aravot.am/2014/05/21/165340/
May 21 2014
The NA RPA MP Shushan Petrosyan, in addition to public apology
to radio "Liberty" journalist, also apologized during the one on
one talk. As informed by the journalist, Shushan Petrosyan had
assured the journalist at the private conversation that she had no
intention to insult, nor a desire. The radio "Liberty" journalist
refused to introduce the details of the talk, only saying that the
MP again explained that she meant the offensive comments posted
under the interview, and some journalists' practice of work. "But
the journalists have nothing to do with these comments. I also had
not interviewed her to post comments underneath, in short, there was
no problem with me, and my personality," said the journalist. To our
question that usually during the incidents with the MPs and in such
behavior, the journalists promptly apply to the NA Ethics Committee,
and why they did not go for it initially, when she had not still
asked for forgiveness, you declared that you would not apply to the
Committee, Ruzanna Stepanyan responded, "I had no desire to do it,
I think that the person must first realize its action, and make
conclusions, if not, I do not see a sense in applying to this or
that instance to impose and persuade. She insulted and apologized,
it's completely sufficient. What else was she supposed to do?" As
for Shushan Petrosyan's observation that she had given two or three
interviews to radio "Liberty" in the last two years, I was asked a
question, I am not interested who is standing in front of me, then I
see the cut offs, this is a working mode, they are paid for it, they
are implementing orders and so on, but apart from this, filthy talks
are my freedom and my right..." Ruzanna Stepanyan did not recall an
interview that they had interviewed the singer in the last few years.
"I do not know, what interview she was talking about, I tried to
understand but failed to see which interview she was referring to. I
do not remember an interview that we have had with her in recent
times. This, however, was my first experience of interviewing her."
Arpine SIMONYAN
Read more at: http://en.aravot.am/2014/05/21/165340/