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News | 16.03.10 | 15:53

Time to report: Public Council members say their work proved essential during first year

By Siranuysh Gevorgyan
ArmeniaNow reporter
Members of the Public Council, a president-appointed body embracing the country’s leading public figures and intellectuals, say their work in the past year led to addressing some of the most vital concerns of society, but also acknowledge that some important issues still remain unattended.

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Anonymous (unverified)
16.03.2010 10:44
Dear Mher Kaynakjyan, The Public Council does have a website. It is: www.publiccouncil.am It is available in Armenian only. thanks for reading. ArmeniaNow editor
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Mher Kaynakjyan, Armenia
16.03.2010 08:33
Public Council or private club of blabbers? Please point to anything specific this Council has done that has any force? Does the Council have a website so that the interested reader can peruse their "constructive activities" during the past year< This body was set-up by the regime to give the apppearance of transparency but in reality remains a hollow institution. If it really reflects public opinion what does it have to say regarding the new "morality laws" regarding TV programming or the hand over of Kino Moscow land to the church? Inquiring public minds want to know?
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