YEREVAN.- The Armenian 168 Zham newspaper writes that Ombudsman Karen Andreasyan started staff changes in his office.
He called a group of employees offering to hand in resignations. When they refused, he gave them some time, the daily writes.
Karen Andreasyan took office in spring immediately dismissing several people. The Ombudsman’s office did not dismiss the reports, saying it is not necessary to make fuss over it as people are usually dismissed in other state agencies as well.
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