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Lilly TorosyanApril 30, 2025Last Updated: April 30, 2025
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Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and National Security Service Director Armen Abazyan during the celebration of Armenian Border Guard Day (Photo: RA Prime Minister’s office, April 26, 2025)
Armenia Amnesty International’s 2024 global report cites Armenia’s significant challenges in integrating over 100,000 displaced residents from Artsakh/Nagorno-Karabakh. The report notes instances when freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly were curtailed, with journalists and environmental defenders facing threats, and police using unlawful force against peaceful protesters. While amendments to domestic violence laws have provided increased protection to survivors, discrimination ag

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Lilly TorosyanApril 30, 2025Last Updated: April 30, 2025
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Lilly Torosyan

Lilly Torosyan is editor of the Armenian Weekly and a member of the Armenian Nutmegger community. (That’s Connecticut nutmegs by way of Sasun walnuts). Her writing focuses on the confluence of identity, cultural continuity and language – especially within the global Armenian communities. She previously served as the assistant project manager at h-pem, an Armenian cultural platform launched by the Hamazkayin Central Executive Board, and a freelance writer in Armenia.

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