Human Rights, Environmental Policy

Soil at Expense of Tavush Forests
August 22, 2012 at 15:31 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Tavush
Energy and Natural Resources Ministry issued a license for geological prospecting in Tavush region. We speak about Aghetkin copper and molybdenum mine and Kanchalaqar copper mine. The licenses have been issued to
Armenian Constitutional Court to Try Teghout Process
August 21, 2012 at 14:28 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Yerevan
The statement disseminated by “Teghout Support” initiative says that on 22 August a meeting will be held at the Constitutional Court of Armenia devoted to how much court rulings on the lawsuits in regard with Teghout copper and molybdenum mine development
Drawing up Entrance Procedure to 'Bears' and 'Mozrov' Caves
August 20, 2012 at 19:18 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Vayots dzor
'Historical-Cultural reserves and Cultural Heritage Preservation Service' SNCO under the supervision of Culture Ministry of Armenia was assigned to submit projects for entrance procedures to 'Bears' and 'Mozrov'
“GR Group” Company Bought Children’s Playground in Erebuni
August 20, 2012 at 16:32 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Yerevan
The official reply of Nature Protection Ministry to EcoLur informs that it’s “GR Group” Company which bought public territory, children’s green playground in Erebuni at 50 Nor Aresh St. Reminder: EcoLur has sent an alarm signal received from Erebuni
If Gold, Always Risks Present (Photos)
August 20, 2012 at 13:51 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Syunik
The carriages are empty, the machinery doesn’t work, under locals, it’s already not the first year. At first sight it’s evident that the open production and wastes in the form of washouts can directly affect on Meghri River and present substantial
Nature Protection Ministry – Show Documents on Amoulsar
August 08, 2012 at 16:15 | Human Rights, Environmental Policy | Vayots dzor
The public hearings on Amoulsar project of gold mine opencast development held at Nature Protection Ministry on 30 July left contradictory impressions