134 protesters detained - report
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ArmInfo.As of 10.40 am in Yerevan, the police brought in 134 participants in the disobedience action, press secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Narek Sargsyan told an ArmInfo correspondent.
According to him, all the mentioned citizens were detained for failure to comply with the legal requirements of a police officer or police officer (under Article 182 of the Administrative Code). A representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said that he currently does not have information about the detention of minors, promising to inform them after clarification.
"At the moment there are no blocked streets in Yerevan," Sargsyan said.
Today, early in the morning, an action of civil disobedience started in the center of Yerevan. Activists and supporters of the Tavush for the Motherland movement began to block the streets with garbage cans and street benches, and the police indiscriminately detained citizens. As the march participants stated, the police even detained minors. One of the leaders of the "Tavush for the Motherland" movement, deputy from the "Hayastan" bloc Garnik Danielyan, in a conversation with journalists, he noted that police officers were given the task of terrorizing people on the streets, terrorizing journalists. "I heard that the police were promised bonuses for such actions. It's not worth it to give all your best for the sake of money, and in front of the cameras, so that the boss can see their efforts," Danielyan noted.
According to him, all the mentioned citizens were detained for failure to comply with the legal requirements of a police officer or police officer (under Article 182 of the Administrative Code). A representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said that he currently does not have information about the detention of minors, promising to inform them after clarification.
"At the moment there are no blocked streets in Yerevan," Sargsyan said.
Today, early in the morning, an action of civil disobedience started in the center of Yerevan. Activists and supporters of the Tavush for the Motherland movement began to block the streets with garbage cans and street benches, and the police indiscriminately detained citizens. As the march participants stated, the police even detained minors. One of the leaders of the "Tavush for the Motherland" movement, deputy from the "Hayastan" bloc Garnik Danielyan, in a conversation with journalists, he noted that police officers were given the task of terrorizing people on the streets, terrorizing journalists. "I heard that the police were promised bonuses for such actions. It's not worth it to give all your best for the sake of money, and in front of the cameras, so that the boss can see their efforts," Danielyan noted.