Members of the resistance movement launched by Armenia’s opposition staged a protest outside the Prosecutor General's Office in Yerevan on Wednesday.
Opposition Hayastan bloc MP Aram Vardevanyan denounced the arrests of opposition protesters based on the testimonies of police officers.
“The current authorities, who came to power through acts of civil disobedience, once said that the testimony of a police officer could not serve as a basis for arresting a person. However, people are now being held in custody based on it,” he said via a loudspeaker.
Meanwhile, the MP said no policeman has been arrested and prosecuted for using violence against demonstrators demanding Nikol Pashinyan’s resignation during around 40 days of protests in Yerevan.
“The Prosecutor's Office should not shy away from charging and prosecuting police officers,” the lawmaker noted.
Vardevanyan said peaceful protests will continue until Pashinyan’s ouster.
Afterwards, the opposition activists blocked a road near the building of the law enforcement agency.