- Civil Contract and other political parties are challenging election results and political outcomes in Armenia.
- The Constitutional Court is considering a petition against a Central Electoral Commission decision, with the Ministry of Internal Affairs as a co-respondent.
Srbuhi Galyan, representing the Civil Contract party, is involved in court proceedings regarding a review of challenged election results.
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What happened
Srbuhi Galyan, representing the Civil Contract party, is involved in court proceedings regarding a review of challenged election results.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Srbuhi Galyan examines government oaths and principles in court proceedings.1 source
Galyan represents Civil Contract party while the court reviews election results challenged by the party.1 source
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The entities involved
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Civil Contract
political party in Armenia
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Srbuhi Galyan
Armenian politician and lawyer (born 1992)
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constitutional court
court that deals primarily with constitutional law
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