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News | 09.01.09 | 16:00

Hot line: A new center in Vanadzor prompts citizens to report corruption cases

By Naira Bulghadaryan
ArmeniaNow Vanadzor reporter
An Anti-Corruption Center has opened in Vanadzor, where citizens may call a hotline and anonymously file complaints on authorities they suspect of wrongdoing.

The hotline (0 8000 1112) started operation last month and is operated as part of the initiative of Interests Protection and Support Centers in Vanadzor, Gyumri and Yerevan project of the Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center NGO.

The citizens will find support at the Helsinki Citizens Assembly Vanadzor office in Vanadzor, the Asparez Journalists’ Club in Gyumri, and the Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center NGO in Yerevan.

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S (unverified)
12.01.2009 01:10
Sakunts does generally a great job, often fighting almost alone against the state-criminal machinery.
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Tom (unverified)
10.01.2009 00:41
Great idea, we need more work like this.
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