NZHAR movement protests "unequal" election field  at Prosecutors`  Office

ArmInfo. Members of the constitutional movement NZHAR (Scale ) are protesting outside the Prosecutor General's Office of Armenia.

Nina Karapetyants, one of the movement's founders, human rights  activist and candidate for Prime Minister,  told journalists that the  election campaign hasn't even begun yet, but is already taking place  under unequal conditions. Specifically, she pointed to Public  Television, which, before the start of the election campaign, is  failing to comply with state laws. "Public Television has never  fulfilled its function; it has always been used for political  purposes. However, never before has Public Television provided such  coverage of anti-Armenian projects. Never before have there been such  violations of freedom of conscience and the rights of a religious  organization. We consider this a very serious issue. The Prosecutor  General's Office must assess all of this. Legal proceedings must be  initiated. The country cannot be allowed to be at the disposal of a  small group of people," she noted.

Nina Karapetyants emphasized that Public Television is neglecting to  cover significant religious holidays while giving airtime to  unconstitutional laws. Members of the constitutional movement (NJAR)  have filed their complaints with the RA Prosecutor General's Office.