Our new animated pre-election campaign dedicated to protecting free expression of voters’ will in electoral processes and preventing pressure and undue influence on voters.
“Akanates” observation mission presents findings of the pre-election phase of the Parliamentary Elections.
This episode tells about the inadmissibility of involving children in electoral processes.
Our new episode tells about pressure exerted on residents by condominium associations during elections.
Watch Episode 4: No to Coercion in the Education System.
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Disinformation Campaigns in Armenia during the Electoral Period
Meri Minasyan, a representative of the Akanates Observation Mission, spoke with Media.am editor Gegham Vardanyan about the role of the media during the pre-election period, the influence of algorithms, hate speech, and the risks of disinformation.
Say No to Electoral Pressure: TIAC’s New Pre-Election Animated Campaign
Our new animated pre-election campaign dedicated to protecting free expression of voters’ will in electoral processes and preventing pressure and undue influence on voters.
Criminal Prosecution of Activist Raises Freedom of Expression Concerns ahead of the Elections
Displaced Artsakh resident Arthur Osipyan was detained and prosecuted following a heated exchange with the PM. He is currently on hunger strike, the civil society's prison monitoring group has been unable to visit him.
Civil Society Representatives Draw International Attention to the Detention and Criminal Prosecution of Artur Osipyan
On the detention and ongoing criminal prosecution of Armenian civic-political activist Artur Osipyan in the Republic of Armenia.
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