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Social | 20.11.09 | 16:00

Sexual harassment or slander case goes on

By Gayane Mkrtchyan
ArmeniaNow reporter

The investigation of the controversial criminal case against the environmental activist Mariam Sukhudyan accused of slandering the teacher of a boarding school is still in process based on the testimony of a student.

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Jack (unverified)
24.11.2009 09:52
Armenias justice system SUCKS. The guilty is rewarded and the victim criminalized. Strange country indeed. Ms.Sukhudyan should become the minister of justice for Armenia, and the rest of these child molestors should end up in jail. Everyone knows about Mkrtichyan Vigen, a former sex pervert, how he became an investigator????? let the future generations solve that one riddle.
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Hasmik (unverified)
20.11.2009 22:11
What? Vigen Mkrtchyan is still out free and investigating this case? Why does not Armenia Now blow the whistle on Vigen, the child molester of 1990s?? Unbelieveable...
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