Narine Ghazaryan (name changed at her request) is now a housewife. Before the birth of her first child, she has worked as a nurse at a private dental clinic in...
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In 2022, Armenia adopted a law requiring all employees to submit annual income declarations. Starting in 2023, state employees had to comply; from 2025 onward...
Nina was just 19 when her husband’s family forced her to terminate her first pregnancy at home. Decades later, she still carries the trauma: “It left a...
As of September 1, Armenia has rolled out a new mechanism for retaking driver’s license exams. Candidates who fail on their first attempt will no longer be...
In October 2021, the Armenian parliament passed amendments significantly increasing court fees—quadrupling in some cases—in an effort to reduce court...
In recent years, Armenia has significantly increased both the number and funding of so-called social reintegration programs within its penitentiary system...
The societal perception of women pursuing careers in science often oscillates between two extremes. For some, the idea of women and science seems incompatible...
“My life at school changed the day I stood up to three classmates all at once. Word spread quickly throughout the school and the community, and people...
Editor’s note: comprised of two parts, this publication is prepared in the memory of those boys and girls, whose lives have been interrupted by a decision of...
Editor’s note: comprised of two parts, this publication is prepared in the memory of those boys and girls, whose lives have been interrupted by a decision of...