Spotlight on Silence: Selective Justice in Armenia’s Election Campaign | Ep 555, Jun 6, 2026
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In this Spotlight on Silence episode, we speak with Rafael Ishkhanyan of the Armenian Center for Political Rights about selective justice and state pressure ahead of the 2026 Armenian Parliamentary Election. We discuss wiretaps and leaks targeting opposition figures, abuse of hate speech laws against government critics, military service summons used as political coercion, and Pashinyan’s threats against political opponents and Artsakh Armenians.
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- Selective law enforcement before elections
- Wiretaps, leaks, and campaign pressure
- Hate speech laws against critics
- Official threats without consequences
- Military summons as political coercion
Episode 555 | Recorded: June 4, 2026
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Clips from this episode
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Hate Speech Laws Weaponized Against Critics of Pashinyan
Artsakh Refugees Targeted with Dehumanizing Rhetoric During Election Campaign
Wiretaps as Campaign Material: The Double Standard in Armenia's Elections
Arthur Osipyan Detained for Asking Pashinyan Questions: Three Charges, No Logic
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