The Armenian law-enforcement agencies did their best to find out all the facts of the post-election processes in 2008, RA Prosecutor General Aghvan Hovsepyan told reporters on February 24.
Tremendous work was done. The RA Prosecutor’s Office turned to experts and foreign agencies for help, but they mostly declined the requests.
He complained about the lack of public support in the investigation process. “Complaints are mostly of political, than legal, nature,” Hovsepyan said.
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