Activities
Meeting-Discussion on the Youth Policy Action Plan
On March 6, a meeting with representatives of local civil society organizations was held at the Gavar Training Center. The meeting was organized through the cooperation of the Gavar Municipality and the Gegharkunik regional branch of “The A. D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre” NGO. During the meeting, the
Sakharov Centre Organized Youth Leadership and Community Engagement Strengthening training
In Armenia, an UNDEF-supported initiative, led by the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre, is advancing the country’s commitment to participatory governance by engaging rural youth as active partners in local decision-making. In line with Article 46 of the Law on Local Self-Government, the project builds young people’s capacity
Sakharov Centre Organised Youth Placemaking Camp in Tsaghkadzor
“The A. D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre” NGO, within the framework of the UNDEF-funded project “Youth Engagement in Local Self-Government in Armenia,” organized a five-day educational and practical camp titled “Placemaking Projects in the 6 Beneficiary Communities of the Program,” held in Tsaghkadzor from January 17 to 21,
Sakharov Centre Requests Clarification from Prime Minister on Electronic Signature Fees to Protect Citizens’ Rights
As Armenia moves toward a mandatory income tax declaration system, the use of electronic signatures has become essential for every citizen. However, recent policy changes regarding the 3,000 AMD activation fee have left many people confused. At the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre, we have received numerous inquiries
The Sakharov Centre Submits Formal Recommendations to Yerevan Municipality to Ensure Fair and Accessible Public Transport for All
Public transportation is more than just a way to get from point A to point B—it is a fundamental service that impacts the right to movement, work, and dignity. Following the recent changes to Yerevan’s transport fare system (enacted in February 2025), the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre
Sakharov Centre Organised Youth Placemaking Camp in Tsaghkadzor
“The A. D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre” NGO, within the framework of the UNDEF-funded project “Youth Engagement in Local Self-Government in Armenia,” organized a five-day educational and practical camp titled “Placemaking Projects in the 6 Beneficiary Communities of the Program,” held in Tsaghkadzor from January 17 to 21,
Sakharov Centre Requests Clarification from Prime Minister on Electronic Signature Fees to Protect Citizens’ Rights
As Armenia moves toward a mandatory income tax declaration system, the use of electronic signatures has become essential for every citizen. However, recent policy changes regarding the 3,000 AMD activation fee have left many people confused. At the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre, we have received numerous inquiries
The Sakharov Centre Submits Formal Recommendations to Yerevan Municipality to Ensure Fair and Accessible Public Transport for All
Public transportation is more than just a way to get from point A to point B—it is a fundamental service that impacts the right to movement, work, and dignity. Following the recent changes to Yerevan’s transport fare system (enacted in February 2025), the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre
Meeting-Discussion on the Youth Policy Action Plan
On March 6, a meeting with representatives of local civil society organizations was held at the Gavar Training Center. The meeting was organized through the cooperation of the Gavar Municipality and the Gegharkunik regional branch of “The A. D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre” NGO. During the meeting, the
Sakharov Centre Organized Youth Leadership and Community Engagement Strengthening training
In Armenia, an UNDEF-supported initiative, led by the A.D. Sakharov Armenian Human Rights Protection Centre, is advancing the country’s commitment to participatory governance by engaging rural youth as active partners in local decision-making. In line with Article 46 of the Law on Local Self-Government, the project builds young people’s capacity