SERGE SARGSYAN IS UNABLE TO SOLVE THE MATTER
A1+
[04:27 pm] 25 July, 2007
It is already two years Anahit Melkonyan’s 9-member family has been
living in a cellar. They have already applied to the European Court
of Human Rights and submitted an application related to their exile
from Buzand Street.
Anahit Melkonyan states that they were offered 13900 drams at
first. Now they are offered 30000 drams or 50-square meters area in
the same place. But they can move to a new house only in two years.
"The prime minister had promised to deal with the matter. Lately I
have stopped his car. He said the matter is beyond his competence. Whom
shall I turn if neither the president nor the prime minister are able
to solve the matter?" Ms. Anahit told A1+.
The chair of the "Victims of Public Needs" NGO Sedrak Baghdasaryan
states that a few oligarchs make fortune under the gauze of public
needs. They violate RA residents’ constitutional rights.
According to Sedrak Baghdasarya the European Court is currently
considering 17-18 applications submitted by the Armenian residents.
"The Armenian Government demands that other governments honor and
preserve the Armenian cultural values in other countries. The country
which fails to solve this problem inside the country does not have
the right to demand it from others," Sedrak Baghdasaryan says.