If, during the election period, you are financially incentivized, pressured, or forced to participate or not participate in gatherings, to bring people, or to influence others’ choices, remember: this is not just pressure, it is a criminal offense. Elections must be free, without coercion, fear, or dependency.
This document provides a summary overview of the promises related to the management and use of natural resources, as well as environmental issues, included in the pre-election programs of the political forces participating in the regular elections of the National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia on 7 June 2026.
The reference is available in Armenian.
The study is based on the pre-election programs published in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law on the official website of the Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Armenia.
The analysis is based on the pre-election programs published in accordance with the law on the official website of the Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Armenia.
The reference is available in Armenian.
TIAC Legal Expert Anush Hakobyan also participated in the discussion. In her remarks, she reflected on the key trends identified in the latest CSO Meter assessments regarding civic participation in Armenia and the use of digital tools in public decision-making processes.
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