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Hranoush Dermoyan
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Assistant Editor, EVN Report
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By Christina Markarian, Hranoush Dermoyan Verified| EVN Report Verified I followed Maro Matosian, Executive Director of the Women’s Support Center (WSC), from floor to floor of the center’s walk-in facility. She led with a slight limp—having been instructed after knee surgery to stay off her feet, an order she blithely ignored. She has too much to do. As she guided me through WSC, explaining how it serves survivors of domestic violence in Armenia, she nonchalantly cradled a small purple crocheted doll in the crook of her arm.
By Hranoush Dermoyan Verified| EVN Report Verified On March 29, more than 9,000 Artsakh Armenians gathered in Yerevan’s Freedom Square to raise concerns about ongoing issues and uncertainty surrounding their future. Among their key demands was the continuation of housing allowances for displaced families. Two days later, on March 31, they protested outside the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, urging the government to maintain both the amount and scope of rent assistance while criticizing the inefficiency of housing and employment programs.
By Christina Markarian, Hranoush Dermoyan Verified| EVN Report Verified I followed Maro Matosian, Executive Director of the Women’s Support Center (WSC), from floor to floor of the center’s walk-in facility. She led with a slight limp—having been instructed after knee surgery to stay off her feet, an order she blithely ignored. She has too much to do. As she guided me through WSC, explaining how it serves survivors of domestic violence in Armenia, she nonchalantly cradled a small purple crocheted doll in the crook of her arm.
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EVN Report
EVN Report is an independent, non-profit online weekly magazine based in Yerevan, Armenia. Founded on March 6, 2017, it aims to empower Armenia, inspire the diaspora, and inform the world through credible, fact-based reporting and commentary. The publication is led by Editor-in-Chief Maria Titizian and Managing Editor Roubina Margossian, supported by a diverse team of journalists, writers, and analysts. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including politics, economy, culture, technology, and human rights. It provides in-depth analysis, expert commentary, and multimedia storytelling to engage a global audience. EVN Report also produces white papers and policy briefs on important issues, contributing to public discourse and influencing legislation in Armenia. It primarily serves an English-speaking audience, including the Armenian diaspora and international readers, and is funded through reader donations and grants.
Armenia, Armenia