A charge has been filed against of former Prime Minister—and National Assembly ex-speaker—Hovik Abrahamyan of Armenia.
A signature bond to not leave the country has been selected as preventive measure against him.
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Armenia PM pays tribute to March 1, 2008 tragedy victims
Pashinyan posted a respective video on Facebook…
Armenia Anti-Corruption Committee chief: We have solved March 1, 2008 case
Sasun Khachatryan said with respect to the tragic events that occurred in capital Yerevan on that day…
Armenia PM: March 2008 tragedy case is solved, but culprits have not been punished yet
One of the big problems is that, based on the proceedings of the criminal case as well, it has been proven that…
Armenia parliament observes minute's silence in memory of March 2008 tragedy casualties
On the evening of March 1, 2008, the Armed Forces and police units had carried out special operations in downtown Yerevan…
Armenia Prosecutor General admits there are difficulties in investigation of 'March 1' criminal case
There are two directions in this case which are of public interest, Artur Davtyan stated in parliament…
Armenia PM acquitted in criminal case into March 2008 tragedy
The Court of Cassation overturned the lower court verdict made in 2010 against Pashinyan…
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