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|24.02.2010|JUDICIAL REFORMS PROJECT 2 PUBLIC PERCEPTION SURVEY More...
|24.02.2010|Speech I would like to welcome the initiative of comprehensive improvement of the institutions providing for the international judicial protection of human rights. For assuring its effectiveness, we should be prepared from the very beginning to pay adequate attention to a number of challenges we are already facing, which, given a fertile ground, would simply lead to the failure of any good initiative. I do not intend to cover in detail the positions of the Armenian delegation with regard to such and other similar issues, for those have been submitted to the organisers in a separate document. More...[/list]
|02.11.2009| Gevorg Danielyan: Genocide denial must be criminally punishable offence Answer: To be fully prepared for the reopening of the Armenian-Turkish border – in terms of law as well – we have for a long time been carrying out necessary work following the Armenian President’s instructions. In general, we plan to introduce amendments to the law, which, on the one hand, would legally rule out all threats to national security and, on the other hand, create favorable conditions for developing effective bilateral cooperation and protecting citizens’ rights. This is a most complicated process, which is impossible to outline. Moreover, haste may seriously affect the priorities. More...
|14.01.2009| REPORT
Report on the Activities of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia for 2008 Based on the results of the analysis of the activities of the Ministry of Justice, it can be concluded that during the reporting period the Ministry in general succeeded in the implementation of its planned tasks and undertaking necessary initiatives. The Ministry ensured uninterrupted functioning in all spheres of its activities; the works with the European Court of Human Rights were temporarily suspended (from 10 February to 1 September 2008) due to the destruction of relevant documents by fire occurred at the administrative building of the Ministry on 9 February 2008. Currently all documents have been restored, and the cooperation has been restarted in full. More...
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