Domestic Violence

Culture

An underwater village and silenced pain in Senia Baloyan’s art

The story of artist Senia Baloyan involves the border, a childhood home gone underwater, parental love, and silent tragedies voiced…

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Diaspora

Beyond closed doors: Understanding domestic violence in our community

In the wake of a recent tragedy in the Greater Boston area, the Armenian community finds itself grappling with a…

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Headlines

Pashinyan announces strict lockdown measures as COVID-19 cases increase

YEREVAN—Addressing the nation on Tuesday evening, a resolute Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced new enforcement measures of last week’s State…

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In Sight

Two Small, But Important Steps

The leadership crisis in our church has been one of several themes in this column. Our community cannot thrive without…

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Op-Eds

Let’s talk domestic violence

As Armenia celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8, 13 year-old Nazeli lay in a hospital bed in Yerevan fighting…

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Commentary

The Istanbul Convention: A Peril or Prospect for Armenia?

Armenian society has been at loggerheads over the Istanbul Convention — the Convention on preventing and combating violence against women…

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In Sight

Why is Our Church Silent on Women’s Issues?

Armenians are a proud but at times myopic people. We love to focus on the foundations of our culture, our…

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Diaspora

Armenian Deputy Minister Visits Boston for Knowledge Exchange Initiative

Zhanna Andreasyan, the Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, recently concluded a week-long visit…

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News

The Voice of Violence: Hashtag Sheds Light on Domestic Violence in Armenia

#Բռնության_ձայնը (Brnutian Dzayne), roughly translated to “the voice of violence,” has been the loudest, most explosive hashtag in the Armenian…

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Reflections

Calling All Armenian Men

“Hi, are you from Armenia?” “Yes, how do you know?” “I just read the last three letters of your surname…

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