Armenian Police Arrest Protesters During Disobedience Driveођ Armenian protesters block streets in the capital yerevan, launching a "civil disobedience" campaign to force prime minister nikol pashinyan to quit over a co. The region’s entire armenian population—more than 100,000 people— fled to armenia in the aftermath. (afp) armenia said on monday police had detained hundreds of demonstrators demanding the.
Armenia Opposition Launches Disobedience Drive To Unseat Pm Ibtimes Police detained 81 protesters in yerevan and seven in the city of ararat. the armenian apostolic church on tuesday joined in on the opposition’s calls for pashinyan to step down. the head of the church, catholicos of all armenians karekin ii, urged the prime minister to resign in a statement, saying that the move would “prevent upheavals in. Yerevan, armenia (ap) — protesters demanding the resignation of armenia’s prime minister on monday blocked main streets in the capital city and other parts of the country, sporadically. He called on all armenians to join the civil disobedience and for protests to continue daily. police arrested some of the protesters, and security officials warned them against trying to storm the parliament building, but they massed outside, as well as near the interior ministry and elsewhere in the capital. Photo: armenian law enforcement officers detain a protester during a rally to demand prime minister nikol pashinyan’s resignation over a land transfer to neighboring azerbaijan, yerevan, may 27.
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