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CRS Issue 767 | Institute for War and Peace Reporting

Uproar Over Hepatitis Outbreak in Armenia

Gayane Mkrtchyan

20 Feb 15

Government blamed after patients contracted the disease while undergoing routine operations.

Outrage at Attack on Armenian Oppositionist

Arpi Harutyunyan

20 Feb 15

Opposition parties demand swift action to find perpetrators of abduction and assault, and suspect government members of complicity.

Opposition convoy heads for Karabakh. (Photo: Constituent Parliament)

Armenian Opposition Runs Up Against Karabakh Cops

Arevik Sahakyan

19 Feb 15

Police prevent opposition group from moving out of Armenia.

Yadigar Sadiqov before his arrest. (Photo courtesy of Y. Sadiqov)

Prison Trains and Black Marias in Azerbaijan

Yadigar Sadiqov

18 Feb 15

Defendants spend a lot of time shuttling between court hearings and detention centres.

Seymur Hezi. (Photo:Fuad Hajiyev)

Azerbaijan: Grim Year for Press Freedom

Samira Ahmedbeyli

18 Feb 15

Country ranks among world’s worst for freedom of information.

Small business owners in Yerevan protest against changes to the tax system. (Photo: Photolur agency)

Armenia Delays New Tax Rules Again

Arshaluis Mghdesyan

16 Feb 15

Small business owners continue to oppose legislation that they say will ruin them.

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