Armenia: Spate of Attacks Against Protesters

Email A spate of violent attacks against peaceful protesters appears to be a concerted effort to intimidate activists and should be effectively investigated, Human Rights Watch said in a September 11, 2013 letter to the Armenia police chief and to the head of the Special Investigative Service. Officials should swiftly bring the attackers to justice and make clear that any violence against people for exercising their right to peaceful protest will be neither tolerated nor condoned. (Berlin) – A spate of violent attacks against peaceful protesters appears to be a concerted effort to intimidate…

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