Mon Nov 05 2018
Chairs…They See No Status
By Misha Tadevosyan
Education is an inalienable right, regardless of circumstances. Juveniles deprived of liberty in Armenia face challenges that include issues with rehabilitation and reintegration, but also with the right to education.
Mon Oct 29 2018
Environmental Protection and Pandora’s Box to Independence
By Ani Garibyan
Even after Armenia gained independence from the Soviet Union, it is still reliant on many Soviet-built (sometimes very poorly built) infrastructure that can prove to be dangerous to local communities, flora and fauna, as well as the country’s economy and national security.
Mon Oct 22 2018
Breaking Intergenerational Violence Against Children in Armenia
By Lusine Sargsyan
UNICEF Armenia recently held a conference discussing child abuse in Armenia, a topic that is often not talked about. Based on the Demographic and Health Survey conducted in almost 8000 households in the country, the numbers of children experiencing physical and psychological abuse are quite alarming.
