Domestic Violence

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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Nonprofit News

Help Armenia’s Women’s Support Center Continue to Provide Shelter to Women and Children

Domestic violence is arguably one of the most pressing social issues facing Armenia today. It is estimated that one in…

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