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Disinformation – sometimes spread by medical experts - has become a serious public health threat. -
Experts say that a virtual war of words increasingly accompanies the conflict. -
State encouraging more female participation in country’s military. -
Civil society groups call for the political echelons to rein in their rhetoric. -
Campaigners warn that government statistics showing no rise in abuse do not reflect reality.
6 Aug 20
Disinformation – sometimes spread by medical experts - has become a serious public health threat.
3 Aug 20
Experts say that a virtual war of words increasingly accompanies the conflict.
27 Jul 20
State encouraging more female participation in country’s military.
30 Jun 20
Critics say that officials relaxed restrictions far too early.
22 Jun 20
Civil society groups call for the political echelons to rein in their rhetoric.
4 Jun 20
Campaigners warn that government statistics showing no rise in abuse do not reflect reality.
26 May 20
Pashinyan appeals to Putin for support in resolving dispute with Gazprom.
11 May 20
Country goes back to work, even though infections continue to rise.
16 Apr 20
Civil society fears that new laws lack oversight and violate the confidentiality of personal data.
28 Mar 20
Flagship vote put on back burner while country deals with Covid-19.
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