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Last year, right around this time, Ragip Zarakolu was in Armenia at the invitation of European Armenian Federation. He came to Civilitas and met with fellow writers, publishers and students to speak about his work as a publisher, and a human rights activist. For him, the two have been inseparable. The books that his Belge Publishing House have produced over the last two decades are books which describe the abrogation of human rights for various groups – Armenians, Assyrians, Kurds, and others, who continue to suffer from the Turkish government’s inability to enter the modern era.
Civilitas staff member Greg Bilazarian is featured in an article by Ben Hartman in the August 15th issue of The Jerusalem Post about Birthright Armenia program. Greg began as a Birthright Intern, and is now an invaluable part of the CivilNet staff. Read the full article below.
- You have followed the entire process of the Karabakh conflict negotiations and you know about the processes connected thereto. Do you think that the announcement of OSCE MG co-chair countries’ presidents in Deauville may support the execution of the peace agreement on Karabakh conflict as the Ambassador of France to Armenia Henri Reynaud has said?
This week V. Oskanian was interviewed by “Mediamax” news agency and “168 hours” weekly. The 
The recent legislative initiatives undertaken by the government to contain inflation showed that the government is not ready to, or even worse, does not want to implement radical reforms.
Recently, Minister of Diaspora Hranush Hakobian appealed to Armenian youth around the world to come and serve in Armenia’s army, as is done in Israel. In an interview with
With the support of Norwegian and German governments, a few months ago the Civilitas Foundation began to conduct polls throughout Armenia. The results of the polls will be made available to the media and will serve as the topic of public discussions.
| Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* - 2011 |
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- Share of population who reported having an account at a financial institution* - 2011
- Conflicts and History Textbooks
- Share of population considering their current and future lives as suffering - 2011 survey
- Market destinations for Armenian information technologies export
- Prevalence of diabetes, % of population aged 20-79 - 2011
- Number of bank accounts in Armenia, mln
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The project goal is to stimulate the development and transformation of Armenian society into a functioning polity by promoting a healthy political discourse on the key developmental issues of the country, through the creation of a forum of discussions.
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The Civilitas Foundation
cordially invites you
to public forum on
Conflicts and History Textbooks
The talk will be moderated by
Civiltas Foundation Director
Salpi Ghazarian
cordially invites you
to public forum on
Conflicts and History Textbooks
The talk will be moderated by
Civiltas Foundation Director
Salpi Ghazarian
The discussion will take place at the
Golden Tulip Yerevan Hotel, Rossini Hall,
on May 22 at 2 p.m.
To confirm your participation,
please call 010 500-119.
Seats are limited.
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