
Armenian Apostolic Church
Opinion | As the Church and government clash in Armenia, democracy falls victim
A bitter feud between state and church risks eroding public trust and weakening Armenia’s democratic institutions.
A bitter feud between state and church risks eroding public trust and weakening Armenia’s democratic institutions.
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said the elections would be held in a ‘healthy and proper manner’.
Both countries adopted the resolutions on Wednesday.
The report cited the foreign agents law and the flawed parliamentary election as the main factors contributing to the decline.
Berset’s statement follows his visit to Georgia in December.
Police have raided the homes of Daitove’s two founders and a third activist, who was detained on administrative charges.
The founder of Batumelebi and Netgazeti has been on hunger strike since her arrest.