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Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan expresses her distress, recalling that following the death of Arsen Gevorgyan, people may send her messages and direct curses at her family members, including her child. This is reprehensible, beyond any question. Nevertheless, given that this is a matter of public concern, that the phenomenon has become widespread, and that the political force which, de facto, introduced it into public life is the very one Galayan represents and supports in this way—at times with brazen cynicism—it is worth examining the phenomenon in…
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