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Headlines for April 30, 2012

2010 HEALTH SURVEY - INFANT MORTALITY DOWN, BUT 19% OF KIDS EXPERIENCE STUNTED GROWTH IN ARMENIA
On April 30, the National Statistical Service and the Ministry of Health of Armenia presented at a local seminar the key findings of the 2010 Armenia Demographic and Health Survey (ADHS). Key Findings: ...
YEGHIAZARYAN BROTHERS OF GYUMRI - HAVEN'T BEEN TO SCHOOL SINCE NEW YEAR'S
The Yeghiazaryan brothers, 14 year-old Gevorg, 12 year-old Rudik, and 10 year-old Vardan, have been absent from school for 4-5 months over the last year. The first two used to attend Gyumri's Boarding ...
TRAFFICKING IN HUMAN BEINGS AND ORGANS IN SINAI: EVERYTHING'S THE SAME
by EveryOne Group Rome / Arish, April 28, 2012. Trafficking in human beings and organs in the Sinai, surrounded by the indifference, is tragic just like it was before. Here is another case of abduction ...
ARF CAMPAIGN CHIEF - "WE'LL WIN AT LEAST 20% OF THE VOTE"
Aghvan Vardanyan, who is the campaign coordinator for the ARF, told reporters today that he was convinced that the party would win at least 20% of the votes cast in the May parliamentary elections. He ...
SARIBEKYAN'S WEALTH V. NOUSHIKYAN'S CONNECTIONS IN ELECTION DISTRICT #10
In Yerevan's #10 Election District, the race for a seat in parliament will pit personal wealth against the resources and leverage of the government. In this hotly contested seat, it's the opposition candidate ...
YEREVAN OSCE OFFICE ORGANIZES WORKSHOP ON PROBATION STANDARDS
International standards on probation and experience and good practices of other OSCE states were discussed today at an OSCE workshop in Yerevan. The event was organized by the OSCE Office in Yerevan and ...
RENEWABLE ENERGY IN ARMENIA
Danish Energy Management in close consultations with main stakeholder and local experts in Armenia hasprepared the Renewable Energy Roadmap for Armenia and its related technical studies which were funded ...
$4.5 MILLION MEDICINE DONATION ARRIVES IN ARMENIA
On April 27, two containers of medicine valued at $4.5 million arrived in Armenia as part of the United States Government's humanitarian assistance program. After clearing customs, the medicines were ...