School Closure Provokes Anger
A unilateral decision to keep a school in Talas region closed well beyond the winter holiday period has baffled pupils and teachers alike.
Children in Care Become Vulnerable Adults
Even as adults, people who grew up in children’s homes suffer the consequences of marginalisation and poor education.
Hartmann Defence Wants Case Dropped
It says continuing with contempt proceedings would encroach on its client’s right to free expression.
New Hope for Relatives of Karabakh Missing
Azeris and Armenians set aside differences to trace thousands of soldiers who went missing in the war of the early Nineties.
Armenia: State Tightens Media Controls
Harassment of provincial television station coincides with start of election campaign.
Armenia May Struggle to Repopulate Border Areas
Former residents of war-damaged region offered compensation, but reluctant to return because of security concerns.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.