Human rights activity demands holding wife of RA Public Radio  director accountable for hate speech against Artsakh Armenians 

ArmInfo. The wife of the director of the Public Radio of Armenia Armen Koloyan, Shushan Ghazaryan, spreads hate speech against a certain part of Armenians - the people  of Artsakh. Human rights activist Zhanna Aleksanyan wrote about this  on her Facebook page, reacting to screenshots of Ghazaryan's comment  distributed in the Armenian segment of social networks.

Aleksanyan noted that the hate speech of Koloyan's wife is so base  and vulgar that it is impossible to even quote them. "Does the  director of the state media share his wife's thoughts? I think so.  Otherwise, he should publicly apologize to the people of Artsakh and  not only," the human rights activist noted.

In this regard, the human rights activist emphasized that the time  has come for legal regulation of such statements that incite hatred.  Aleksanyan called for those who distribute them to be held  accountable, especially if they hold positions in the media.

Yesterday, April 1, screenshots of a comment by Armen Koloyan's wife,  Shushan Ghazaryan, were distributed in the Armenian segment of social  networks, in which she, reacting to the recent rally, called the  people of Artsakh ungrateful and "unfortunate people forgotten by  God, eating our bread." 

The former employee of Radio Liberty, who actively supports the Prime  Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan and his ideology, after receiving  the post of director of the Public Radio of Armenia, on the first  anniversary of the loss of Artsakh, in order to please the "boss",  hung a clock showing the time in Baku and Ankara on the wall in the  room where the "Radiolur" program is filmed. Reacting to the uproar,  Koloyan confirmed that it was on his orders that the sign with the  clock was installed, and emphasized that he does not intend to remove  it, despite the protests of the radio staff.