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Politics | 27.01.10 | 13:03

NGO outcry: Armenian civil society organizations demand recalling controversial bill from parliament

By Karine Ionesyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
About 300 nongovernmental organizations officially voicing against changes in the Armenian law on NGOs demand that the author of the law, the Ministry of Justice, should recall the draft legislation from the National Assembly.

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Anonymous (unverified)
27.01.2010 23:53
It is 'well-known'? How about the NGO's that help Armenia, bringing much needed money for infastructure projects like roadways and hospital reform? As if the RA governement is doing so much in those fields. I know many people who work very hard in these NGO's to help Armenia. Tell, me what are you doing???
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Avetis (unverified)
27.01.2010 08:41
Any NGO that receives funding from abroad and/or gets involved in political issues should be shut down. It is well known that NGOs are front offices for various Western intelligence agencies.
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Anonymous (unverified)
27.01.2010 06:41
How can I sign this petition if I'm not in Armenia?
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