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Narine Beglaryan: “Changes to accreditation policies shall serve for public interests, but we don’t see that happening here”
Nune Hovsepyan: “Limitations are imposed for the purpose of impeding the work of journalists”
Satik Seyranyan: “Free speech will soon be considered as a class enemy, which prevents the power from implementing their favorite steel mandate…”
Ara Ghazaryan: “If anyone falls under the article of insulting, they should think about taking it to Constitutional Court”
Siranush Sahakyan: “The only purpose of criminalizing insult is to limit free speech through an effect of fright”
Armine Ohanyan: “If they weren’t ashamed, they would write in the law that it is not permitted to criticize Nikol Pashinyan or other specific people”
Union of Journalists of Armenia calls on refraining from adopting bills that contradict democratic principles and freedom of speech — this is a direct path to dictatorship
Fight against disinformation, or censure, unprofessionalism, biased approach and manipulation? Statement of the Union of Journalists of Armenia and editors
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Union of Journalists of Armenia strictly condemns unlawful behavior of ruling party’s MP Hayk Sargsyan
The Union of Journalists of Armenia strictly condemns the incidents and calls on the law-enforcement authorities to be consistent with revelation of the cases and bring the participants and, first and foremost, the provokers to justice
What is happening is a campaign against freedom of speech and press freedom that is the result of a political decision
In honor of Armenian media representatives, the authorities are not achieving their goal of harassing freedom of speech
Ombudsman Tatoyan addresses congratulatory message on World Press Freedom Day
Sarkissian refuses to sign into law ‘explicitly problematic’ bill envisaging higher fines for defamation
We condemn all attempts to target journalists and their families. Statement
Armenia: New Amendments Threaten to Stifle Media Freedom and Freedom of Expression
Petition by the Union of Journalists of Armenia to Armen Sarkisyan, President of the Republic of Armenia, and application to the RA Human Rights Defender Arman Tatoyan  
Union of Journalists of Armenia issues statement, strictly condemns acts of violence against the mass media
Union of Journalists of Armenia condemns
Armenia: Police impeded journalistic work during protest
The Union of Journalists of Armenia strictly condemns
Criminal Code of the Republic of Armenia may envisage imprisonment for violating rules for publication during martial law. factor.am
My Step faction of National Assembly of Armenia has decided to hold media and opposition criminally liable for prohibited publications
European Federation of Journalists responds to Armenian police officers’ actions against journalist Satik Seyranyan
Satik Seyranyan to the police: “From now on, submit ONLY by mail all the notices addressed to me, don’t knock on the doors of my apartment and my neighbors’ apartments at night, at 22:30”
Since the Human Rights Defender has already applied to the Constitutional Court, the Staff of the President of the Republic of Armenia will follow the future processes
To the “Prosperous Armenia” and “Bright Armenia” factions of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia
To president of the Republic of Armenia Armen Sarkissyan from president of the Union of Journalists of Armenia Satik Seyranyan
Here why journalistic work in Artsakh is so important…proves this BBC material