Whole Armenian nation imprisoned now - Vahagn Chakhalyan
ArmInfo. The leader of the "Kamq"
("Will") initiative Vahagn Chakhalyan, who was under two months of
house arrest, was released. The preventive measure against him has
expired.
In this regard, Chakhalyan himself wrote on his Facebook page in
particular: "My two-month house arrest has expired, now I am free.
Few people know that this is not my first house arrest. But my
arrests are nothing compared to what that today an entire nation is
imprisoned, both inside and outside Armenia," the politician wrote.
In this vein, he recalled his previous arrests for political reasons,
starting in the 2000s, and recalled in this regard the famous quote
that "what doesn't break us, makes us stronger."
At the same time, the politician expressed hope for the speedy
release of his fellow Dashnak fighters Gerasim Vardanyan, human
rights activist Karapet Poghosyan and other political prisoners in
Armenia. Chakhalyan also hopes for the speedy release of the
military-political leadership of Artsakh from Baku prisons.
He also said that he does not intend to stop his fight. "They managed
to temporarily isolate us, but it was not and will not be possible to
force us to abandon our struggle," Chakhalyan said, adding that their
initiative still defends its goals and will continue to fight for
their implementation.
At the same time, the politician emphasized that the demands
previously voiced by their initiative on the authorities, including
regarding the dignified return of the Armenians of Artsakh to their
homes, the resignation of the current Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol
Pashinyan, a large-scale amnesty, and the elimination of terror by
the Compulsory Enforcement Service of Judicial Acts , as well as the
solution to the problems of taxi drivers (the introduction of
additional duties on online taxis - ed.) remain in force.
In conclusion, he called for continuing the fight, eliminating
Pashinyan and his team in order to save Armenia.
The leader of the Kamk (Will) initiative Vahagn Chakhalyan was
detained on May 16 of this year at protests near the building of the
Armenian government. He was charged with hooliganism using
information or communication technologies. The court sent him under
house arrest for two months.