Launched in November 2003 the "Partnership for Open Society" initiative is an open coalition of a number of interested civil society actors in Armenia. The Partnership strives towards promotion of democratic reform process in Armenia.
Do you think the number of broadcast programs with tasteless, harmful and low-quality content has decreased after the National Committee on TV/Radio adopted the new criteria?
Letter from the Ministry of Justice on NGO Law Amendments
Partnership for Open Society had organized a discussion on November 5th on the “Amendments to RA Law on Non-governmental Organizations” at AUA Business Center (Yerevan, Alek Manougyan 9). Civil society representatives and experts were invited to discuss the impact of proposed amendments on the NGO community. The Minister of Justice Mr. Gevorg Danielyan and Mr. Mkhitar Mnatsakanyan – the Chairman of RA NA Permanent Committee on Human Rights Protection and Public Issues had also been invited to be main speakers of the event. Even though representatives of respective government bodies had been invited a week ago, none of them were present at the discussion. On November 11th we got the following letter (in Armenian) from the Ministry of Justice.
Discussion of 2009 Civil Society Report on European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) implementation
«Partnership for Open Society» (POS) Initiative, representing more than sixty civil society organizations, is pleased to invite you to the discussion of 2009 Civil Society Report on European Neighborhood Policy (ENP) implementation, which will take place on March 3, 14:00-17:30 in the Ball Room of Congress hotel.
Statement on Association Agreements between the EU and Armenia
On May 10, 2010, the EU General Affairs Council approved the negotiating directives for the future Association Agreements between the EU and Armenia. It is stated that deepening of the relationship between the EU and the countries of the South Caucasus are to progress on the basis of shared values and principles, including democracy, the rule of law and respect for human rights.
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