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The list includes those judges, investigators, prosecutors and other law enforcement officials who participated in cases of gross violations of fundamental human rights of people (we will refer to each case individually) and who must face justice.

Ex-mayor of Yerevan, Taron Margaryan, was interrogated on the case of “Yerevan” foundation. Arthur Vanetsyan, the director of the National Security Service, informed about this during the talk with journalists in the National Assembly. He said that Taron Margaryan has a status of a witness.

The European Court of Human Rights announced its decision based on the case surrounding Mushegh Saghatelyan, a protestor from the morning of March 1, 2008 on Freedom Square in Yerevan, and based on his imprisonment after showing resistance towards police officers.

Director of the Special Investigative Service Sasun Khachatryan has disclosed new details over the ongoing March 1 investigation.

The Former Deputy Chief of RA Police, Hunan Poghosyan, is well-known to the public from the events of 2016, when the patrol service regiment was captured. At that time the police remained without a permanent “mouthpiece,”

The “Veles” non-governmental organization received a letter from the Special Investigative Committee of Armenia (SIS), which rejected an appeal from the chairwoman of the organization, Marina Poghosyan, that she was a victim of the events of March 1st.

As a result of the inspections of the State Audit Service of RA 450 million drams will be returned to the State Budget of RA, out of which 210 million drams will be returned by “Lusashen” State Non-Commercial Organization (SNCO) for their 2016-2018 violations.

The head of the National Security Service, Arthur Vanetsyan, announced that the former mayor of Yerevan, Taron Margaryan, will definitely be questioned for his involvement in crimes associated with the “Yerevan” foundation.

The United Nations Convention against Corruption is one of several legally binding international anti-corruption agreements.