Representatives of the State Revenue Committee visited the Civilitas Foundation on Friday to present their request for Civilitas’s financial documentation since the Foundation’s establishment in May 2008.

“This request came on the heels of summons presented by the National Security Service calling members of the Civilitas Board for questioning during the next week,” Civilitas Foundation said in a statement.

The questioning had to take place at Armenia’s National Security Service (NSS) on Friday.

Talking to the reporters in parliament, Oskanian said the interrogation was postponed to next week, the precise date is unclear.

As reported earlier, NSS launched a criminal case on charges of money laundering which also involved the Civilitas Foundation founder Vartan Oskanian.

The case opened on May 24 followed Prosperous Armenia Party’s refusal to join the ruling coalition.

“It was apparent from the content of NSS’ statement issued yesterday that I am being questioned as a suspect and not as a witness along the lines of criminal case that is launched. Considering this, I decided to use my constitutional right and not to testify,” Oskanian wrote on his Facebook account after being summoned to NSS.