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?
Presentation of the report “On the Public Monitoring Group’s Activity in 2008 in Places of Detention of the People Arrested by the Republic of Armenia Police System.”
The “Partnership for Open Society” Initiative organized a
presentation of the report “On the Public Monitoring Group’s Activity
in 2008 in Places of Detention of the People Arrested by the Republic
of Armenia Police System.”
The event took place on May 22, 2009 at 11:00 a.m., in the Ball Room of Congress hotel.
Discussion on prospects for MCA-Armenia compact implementation
The “Partnership for Open Society” Initiative, representing more than
sixty civil society organizations, organized a discussion on prospects
for MCA-Armenia compact implementation in Armenia. The event took place
on April 8, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. in the AUA Business Center.
Discussion on the new amendments in “RA Law on the Freedom of Faith and Religious Organizations”
On February, in the Erato Hall of the Marriott Hotel Armenia, the
Partnership for Open Society Initiative organized a discussion of the
draft law on "Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations."
August 24 Press Release from Gyumri Anticorruption center
Journalists’ Club “Asparez”, through close collaboration with the “Transparency International Anti-corruption Center” and Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Vanadzor office, implemented a project “Advocacy and Assistance center in Shirak Region” in the period from October 2008 to July 2010. The goal of the project was to provide legal assistance and judicial protection to the citizens and organizations that had suffered from corruption.
Statement on the Not Objective Attitude of the RA Police Regarding the Shortcomings Available at the RA Police Detention Facilities
On June 24, 2010 the Public Monitoring Group members submitted recurrent records on different types of shortcomings available at the DFs in three different marzes of RA. Below are presented facts from the above mentioned records, the RA Police comments regarding these facts, and the clarification given by the Monitoring Group.
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