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KOCHARYAN REVENGING?
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| 14:22:36 | 05-10-2005 | Social |
"Today's authorities do not recognize us. The President and the Prime
Minister want to take our lands away. This is the order of Kocharyan
- to destroy what we have built. He was not elected, that's why he
revenges", said Artyom Navasardyan today during the act of complain
organized today opposite the Ministry of Justice.
Today the residents of the Aygegortsakan street in Nor Norq community
were gathered there. Several court decisions concerning them have
been made, and the people are evicted of their houses without any
compensation.
"There are about 1200 families in that area. Since 1970 we have
been cultivating those stony lands and made them a paradise, and
now they are depriving us of our houses. 40-50 families will remain
shelterless", the residents complain. About 32 NGOs supported them
today.
The head of the Justice Ministry Control Department Vardan Stepanyan
received the marchers today. According to him, the Ministry has
nothing to do with the problem, and he advised them to apply to court.
A1+
| 14:22:36 | 05-10-2005 | Social |
"Today's authorities do not recognize us. The President and the Prime
Minister want to take our lands away. This is the order of Kocharyan
- to destroy what we have built. He was not elected, that's why he
revenges", said Artyom Navasardyan today during the act of complain
organized today opposite the Ministry of Justice.
Today the residents of the Aygegortsakan street in Nor Norq community
were gathered there. Several court decisions concerning them have
been made, and the people are evicted of their houses without any
compensation.
"There are about 1200 families in that area. Since 1970 we have
been cultivating those stony lands and made them a paradise, and
now they are depriving us of our houses. 40-50 families will remain
shelterless", the residents complain. About 32 NGOs supported them
today.
The head of the Justice Ministry Control Department Vardan Stepanyan
received the marchers today. According to him, the Ministry has
nothing to do with the problem, and he advised them to apply to court.