Tigran Abrahamyan, a former deputy of the National Assembly, writes: "The government speaks of the expectation of welfare in the main political arena, but it moves with the tools of reprisals.
They take away business from one, freedom from another, religious beliefs and freedom from the third. Does this regime have any boundaries that it has not yet crossed? I think it is difficult. Does he have a problem with taking bishops to courts, investigators, prosecutor's offices or prisons? Definitely not.
The Armenian Church must be protected everywhere, but the way to put an end to all this, to calm down and be peaceful, is the change of power.
If the concentration of the processes is not in that direction or proper work is not done to achieve it, then the regime will not be stopped in its immoral and destructive steps."
